PlaceOPedia

30th March 2006

posted in geography, web 2.0 |

PlaceOPedia is a web 2.0 service connecting WikiPedia articles to geography. As a geographer myself, I am absolutely loving Google Earth and all the geographically-enabled web 2.0 services that are now available. I need to spend several hours playing with Google Earth like some of my friends did at FETC last week. I’ll be sharing the podcast recording of my dialog with them about what they learned soon.

Google Maps Planimater and Pedometer are two web 2.0 geography tools I have heard about previously. Do you know of others?

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Podcast141: Lessons Learned from K-12 Online 2006 - 2007
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TeacherTube and Zamzar rather than YouTube - 2007
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McREL Podcasts, Del.icio.us & Switchpod - 2006
Measuring learning with seat time - 2006
Value of life, forgiveness, the Holocaust - 2006
HigherEd BloggerCon 2006 - 2006
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