Keeping up with MapMaker, Deepen Science and Social Studies explorations!
ChatGPT, Dall-E, Bard, Synthesia, and Decktopus. What’s a person to do? We survived other technology – the PC, the Internet, Wikipedia – and we’ll survive artificial intelligence.
Join Cengage co-authors Les Dlabay and Brad Kleindl for insights on not only how to survive but thrive in using AI for your Career and Technical Education course planning, creating class assignments, and developing student AI career skills.
Sarah Appleton
Senior GIS Content Engineer, Esri
Kathy Cappelli Breier
Senior GIS Content Engineer, Esri
MapMaker, developed by ESRI and National Geographic, continues to evolve! Join us to see the latest updates. Explore how your students can gain an understanding of the world’s most crucial issues, challenges, and historical context of place.
National Geographic MapMaker is a free mapping application that uses the latest in GIS software to connect social studies and science classrooms with essential technology for exploration. Created specifically for students and educators, MapMaker is easy to use, free to access, is browser-based, and usable on most laptops and tablets.
- Participants will gain ready–to–use, practical examples of how MapMaker can enhance science and social studies classrooms using high-quality curated maps & GIS powered mapping tools.
- Students and Teachers explore the wonder of our world, including the new resources, layers and maps!
- All attendees will receive access to MapMaker for free! Accounts, for students and teachers, allow full access to ESRI’s GIS mapping tool for exploration!
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