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Cartography, Education, ESRIUC, Human Geography, VirtualWorlds
Zombies and Geospatial Analysis
If you have met me, you know that I would love to teach a geography class using the book World War Z by Max Brooks, a journalist who uses a zombie […]
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GIS Summer Camps for Students
Summer time is a great time for students of all ages to learn about GIS and geospatial technologies because it is a very hands-on technology. There are often GIS summer […]
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Looking for a few good interviews at the AAG in NY
The VerySpatial crew will be at the AAG in New York from Friday, 24 February to Tuesday, 28 February. We have a handful of conversations lined up, but if you […]
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American Education Week 2011
We are on the heels of not only Geography Awareness Week but American Education Week as well (the 90th in fact). Take some time to thank the educators you may […]
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Geography Education Specialty Group of the AAG
As some of you may know, I took up the mantle of Treasurer of the GESG this year. Since I have an audience to reach out to through the blog, […]
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A VerySpatial Podcast – Special Episode 60
Max Baber of the USGIF talks about the upcoming imprint series, GeoInt 2011, and the annual GeoInt Scholarship. Click to directly download MP3 Click to directly download AAC
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AVSP Roadshow – Community Maps @ EsriUC 2011
Esri’s Community Maps effort is creating a shared base map of the world. We talk a member of the Community Maps team about the goals and direction of the program. […]
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Conference recovery
Completely off topic filler to follow: One of the great things about the Esri UC is that it ends on Friday giving you a weekend to recover. I know this […]
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Live Show today
If you are at the Esri UC in San Diego, swing by Room 30E of the SDCC at 5:30PDT for our 6th anniversary celebration. Elvin Slavik of the ArcPad Team […]
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Data, ESRIUC, GIS_Software, Remote Sensing
ESRI UC 2011 – Jeff’s First Exposition Hall Tour
On Tuesday at the ESRI UC I spent the majority of my day wandering through the many tables and displays set up in the exposition hall. At first I […]
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