North Carolina GIS Live Conference

 
Pre- Activities

Level 3: GIS Veteran Looking for a New Challenge-- How can I design real-world projects using GIS?

Activity 1: Exploring GIS Project Possibilities
Find out what other GIS real-world projects are being done in other schools. Make a list of how they compare to your school's GIS project or how you could get started on your own community project.

Bunches of projects that are happening -- who is doing them and where.

Activity 2: Using Mental Mapping with GIS
Create a causal concept map of your GIS school project or another school's' GIS project (see above). You can use Inspiration available in many schools or a free product available such as CMap (Concept Map Software). Read more about Causal Mapping in "Mapping Student Minds" by Ariel Owen, Learning and Leading with Technology, v29, n7, p. 6-9.

Activity 3: Find Out Where the Best Places Are to Get Real -World GIS Data
Environmental data links can be found on the NCDENR Department of Environmental Education. GIS data and online mapping links can be found at the NCSU library.

Activity 4: Participate in the
GIS LIVE Team Challenge

Accept the GIS LIVE Team Challenge. Go to the GIS Live Team Challenge to learn about how to use NC OneMap to solve a problem question. Report your results on a webpage and
e-mail Rita Hagevik your results!.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 
 
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October 11, 2004