by Barbaree | Feb 23, 2017 | ArcGIS Online, Featured Content, Free Resources, Our Blog
Well, February is waning and March is next week! Where does the time go? Within the perpetual motion of our days, we have run into a few more new materials to pass along to you. Don’t let the title of these resources fool you! Any educator who is involved in ArcGIS...
by Barbaree | Feb 5, 2017 | Conferences
Learn about online mapping for your classroom! Catch a POSTER or PRESENTATION Tuesday, Feb. 7th, 9:00am, Poster Pavilion, “Where, Why, Who, What, How: Data and Online Mapping” Wednesday, Feb. 8th at 3:30pm, Room 8AB, “We All Have a Story to Share: Engage and Inspire...
by Barbaree | Jan 26, 2017 | Free Resources, Our Blog
As January wanes, there is no waning of amazing resources becoming available. This week we have a trilogy of them for your use in your classrooms. A beautifully created, and poignant, Story Map has been published, Climate Migrants. It is an exemplar of how to teach...
by Barbaree | Dec 6, 2016 | Featured Content, Our Blog
December 7, 2016, is the 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor. GISetc has gathered up a short list of powerful resources to introduce this topic to your students. Even if you are not teaching this material in your classroom, we think we all will benefit from a visit to...
by Barbaree | Nov 30, 2016 | Featured Content, Free Resources, Our Blog
Need some ready-to-use maps for teaching Huck Finn or Tom Sawyer? Looking for ways to make history approachable and current? Recently, we debuted our GeoInquiries page. Some of you might be thinking, “Why make a page of stuff that’s in another place?!” We shared one...