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- @markpower which were they? I count two? 10 years ago
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- Importance of creating critical mass in student populations - embedding good activities - faculty need to be trained as well in GIS #jiscgeo 10 years ago
- Good Q from @dfflanders: how do you get the powers that be to buy into GIS stuff? Powers that be had no idea of GIS architecture @stanford! 10 years ago
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- A Teacher Toolkit for Integrating Geospatial Concepts into Science Learning
- What is GeoSciTeach?
- Going geospatial in science – a framework for teachers
- Geospatial in science
- Learnability (of using app)
- Comparing bananas and coffee
- Thinking geographically and spatially
- Other contexts of use
- Thoughts about linking the use of ‘GeoSciTeach’ with the classroom
Category Archives: Example use in Kew Gardens
Comparing bananas and coffee
Comparing bananas and coffee (example of use in Kew Gardens) Mark designed a task which related to the question ‘How and why do humans use plants?’: specifically how do people use plants to make money. In the first part of … Continue reading
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Thinking geographically and spatially
Thinking geographically and spatially (example use in Kew) The app supports students in rethinking and engaging with aspects of clear geospatial thinking and classification in new ways. Sophie is studying the Mangrove swamp in one of the glasshouses at Kew … Continue reading
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