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GIS at HigherEd by Meg Stewart is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
This site is maintained by Meg Stewart, Fulbright Scholar at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, Centre for Resource Management and Environmental Studies, 2009-2010, and now independent scholar, researcher and consultant.
A web site discussing geospatial technologies in education
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Important GIS @ HigherEd
Who Maintains This Blog?
- Meg
- Poughkeepsie, New York, United States
- I teach high school earth science.
Please see my Google profile for more information and to contact me.
Favorite Data Sources
Geospatial Projects
- Digital Underground
- Environment and Land Use Planning
- Field Archaeology and Tablet PCs
- Food and Farming: GIS in Agriculture
- Google Earth: An Example in Teaching
- Mapping Census Data
- Mobile Mapping - Tablet PCs, GIS and GPS
- Spatial Analyst and Bathymetry of a Lake
- Tablet PCs and Ecology
- Tablet PCs in Field-Based Courses
- Teaching GIS with GRASS?
- Textbook With GIS Exercises
The Latest on Vista and ArcGIS 9.2 & 9.3
Web Mapping Tools
Virtual Globes
- Conferences
- Google Earth User Guide
- Tutorials from Google
- Google Earth Getting Started Guide (PDF)
- Using Google Earth
- About Google Earth Blog
- Google Earth Community
- Google Earth Tools
- About NASA World Wind
- NASA World Wind Forum
- SkylineGlobe
- Celestia
- ArcGIS Explorer User Forum
- Microsoft Virtual Earth
- Dapple User Forum
Tools for Teaching with Google Earth
- Meg's Google Earth BBS placemarks
- Google Earth Community BBS
- Google Earth for Educators
- GeoChalkboard
- GoogleLit Trips
- Lesson Plans for Google Earth
- Google Earth Education Community
- Geology and Google Earth
- Census Data in Google Earth from juice analytics
- Google Earth in the Classroom from Juicy Geography
- Google Earth Lessons
- Google Earth Tools
Network Links for Google Earth (Will Open Google Earth)
- Active Satellites (and space debris)
- Air Quality (Current)
- Earthquakes in the Past 7 Days (by date)
- Earthquakes in the Past 7 Days (by depth)
- Glaciers over the last 100 years
- Heavy Snow and Ice
- Hurricanes & Tropical Storms
- International Flight Animation
- Lightning
- Marine Impacts from Human Activity
- Myanmar - Cyclone Nagris
- Ocean Floor Age & Earthquakes to 2005
- Paleogeography
- Plate Tectonics--Plate Boundaries
- Rising Sea Level Animation
- Sichuan, China - May 12 Earthquake
- Superdelegates
- Trace gases, Fires and Rice Paddies--Netherlands Institute
Geospatial Tools
- BarnabuUK--Google Earth Add-ons
- Batchgeocode - Find Address Coordinates
- Census KML Data Visualization
- Climogram 1.0
- ColorBrewer
- EditGrid
- Excel Geocoding Tool
- Flickr Photo Set to KML
- Free Geography Tools
- GE-Graph
- GE-Path
- Geonomy - Geotag stuff
- GooPs - Real-time GPS tracking in GE
- GPS Babel - Converts waypoints and tracks
- GPS Visualizer
- GPSTagr - GeoTag Flickr Photos
- Hurricane Mapping - GUI Weather
- iPhoto to Google Earth - Geotagging photos
- KML Color Converter
- KML2SHP
- Loki - GeoAware Toolbar for your Browser
- MapAnalyst - For Analysis of Old Maps
- Mappic - Photo Mapping
- MapShaper - Edit Shapefiles Online
- MatLab - GEPlot
- MatLab, Longitude & Latitude and KML export
- MatLab2GoogleEarth Toolbox
- MediaWiki - KML Exporter
- OpenStreetMap
- Panorama Viewer - Google Earth Tool
- Panoramio - Photo Mapping
- Profiler Tool
- Scale 2.0
- Shape2Earth - Converts shapefiles to KMLs
- SketchUp (by Google)
- Spreadsheets (by Google)
- SuperOverlay - Tiling Rasters in Google Earth
- Unype - Meeting Friends in Google Earth
- VeoGeo - geotagging video
- When2Where - Google Calendar and Maps
- Yahoo MapMixer
- Zillow Labs-Neighborhood Boundaries
- Zooomr - Photo Mapping
"Flat" Map Links
Mapping Blogs
- All Points Blog
- AnyGEO - Anything Geospatial
- Archaeology in a Digital World
- Cartography weblog
- Census KML Data Visualization
- Declan Butler, Reporter
- Digital Geography: ict in the geography curriculum
- Digitally Distributed Environments
- Earth is Square, The
- Earth Observatory, The
- ESRI Blogs
- FortiusOne Blog - Moving Past Push Pins
- GeoBloggers
- GeoCarta - Mapping & Navigation Blog
- Geocoding Etc.
- Geography 2.0: Virtual Globes
- GIS for Archaeology and CRM
- GIS Planet
- GIS Tips & Tricks
- Google Earth Hacks
- Google Earth Hacks Blog
- Google Earth Library
- Google Earth Users Guide Project
- Google Lat Long Blog
- Google Maps API Blog
- Google Maps Mania
- Google Planet
- Google Sightseeing
- GPSTracklog.com
- Grasshoppermind
- James Fee GIS Blog
- Juicy Geography (OLD)
- Juicy Geography's Google Earth page (NEW)
- Making Maps: DIY Cartography
- Map Room
- Mapping Hacks
- MapShaper - development blog
- Mapz: A GIS Librarian
- Multi-Dimensional Google Earth
- Ogle Earth
- OpenGeoData
- Planet Geospatial
- SlashGISRS
- Spatially Adjusted
- Strange Maps
- topografix
- Using Google Earth
- VerySpatial
- Via Virtual Earth
- Video Blogs - vlogmap
- Virtual Globes Directory Blog
- Yahoo maps developers home
Vintage and Historical Maps and Data
- Broer Map Library - Google Earth
- David Rumsey Historical Map Collection
- Google Earth Library - Topographic Map Archive
- Historic Cities
- Historical Maps (USGS topos) by Maptech
- Historical Town Maps
- Hypercities Beta 2
- Library of Congress - American Memory
- London Maps - Google Earth
- London: A Life in Maps
- Map History / History of Cartography
- Maps of London, Britain, Australia by MAPCO
- National Historical Geographic Information System (Census Data)
- Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection
- Vintage World Antique Maps and Prints
Mobile Mapping Projects
- Academic Commons - Paperless, Wireless, Inkless Mapping
- GeoPad - Field Science Education
- Lawrence U.-Inside-Out
- MapIt Discussion - JK On The Run
- Northern Arizona U.-Tablet PCs in the Geosciences
- Purdue U.-Teaching Soil-Landscape Interactions
- Small Liberal Arts College-Mobile Mapping: Tablet PCs, GIS and GPS
- U. of Alaska-Tablet PCs for Field-Based Courses
- U. of Kentucky-Mobile Technology in the GIS Classroom.
- U. of Michigan-Interactivity in Field Science Education
- Washinton U. in St. Louis-Collaborative Tablet PC Use
Tablet PC and PDA Blogs and Information
- ArcPad Team Blog
- Classroom Presenter
- GottaBeMobile
- Microsoft's Tablet PC Tools aka PowerToys
- Mobile Map Tools
- Student Tablet PC
- Tablet PC Blogs
- Tablet PC Buzz
- Tablet PC Education Blog, The
- Tablet PC Forum
- Tablet PC Post
- Tablet PC Questions
- Tablet PC Review
- Tablet PC Weblog - Let my people go mobile
- Tablet PC-A Student's Perspective
- UMPC Forum
- What Is New
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- Dear New York Times, Please Mention GIS
- Yes, You Can Make a Map on an Apple
- Imagery Data Following the Sichuan Earthquake
- Data from Myanmar Showing Cyclone Nargis
- Eye-catching Cartography on U.S. Inflation at the ...
- Sitting By a Babbling Brook and Jotting on a Table...
- Mapwing - Walking tours
- More Calls for Geolocation...This Time in Nature
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GIS at HigherEd by Meg Stewart is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
This site is maintained by Meg Stewart, Fulbright Scholar at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, Centre for Resource Management and Environmental Studies, 2009-2010, and now independent scholar, researcher and consultant.
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