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Forum 3.2 - Modern Mapping

11/25/2018

15 Comments

 
Central Question: How can modern technology be used for biogeographic studies?

Guiding Thought Question: How can modern internet maps be more useful than paper maps when trying to collect, analyze, visualize, and share geographic information?

Today's Learning Objective: Students will learn about the applications and methods of internet mapping software by working through a mapping activity of behaviors of the greater bamboo lemur in Madagascar.
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emma
12/8/2021 09:01:32 am

can be updated regularly

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Sienna
12/13/2021 08:56:07 am

You can easily design it, can be updated easily, dont have to re make it when you find out new information, easier to label, etc.

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Ethan
12/13/2021 08:56:57 am

internet maps can have multiple variants (a map from 2016 can be compared by a map from 2002)

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Emily
12/13/2021 08:59:04 am

Easy to make changes, more convenient, and can easily be shared and viewed by multiple people without needing to make multiple copies or pass around one copy.

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Bea
12/13/2021 09:00:38 am

Updated frequently, costs less for the consumer

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Bob
12/13/2021 09:02:26 am

They are more accurate and everyone can see it at once

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Peter
12/13/2021 09:20:45 am

They can store so much more information

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Riley
12/14/2021 12:20:33 pm

you can get a lot more detailed with a internet map.

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emma
12/14/2021 12:20:51 pm

they can be more up to date and be more accurate, designing it can be quite easy as well

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isabella
12/14/2021 12:21:08 pm

they can be changed as people get more information and are generally more accessible for wide ranges of people

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Evers
12/14/2021 12:21:48 pm

You can update them more often and quickly. It can be easier to share also.

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little forget link
12/14/2021 12:22:02 pm

you can see how things progress over time, you can add and get rid of things when the landscapes change

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Maria
12/14/2021 12:27:55 pm

With modern online mapping, we have the ability to examine more closely through decreasing your scale, make alterations more efficiently, share the information more easily.

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Daniel Montes
12/14/2021 12:29:11 pm

The option to zoom in and add way more information by having clickable markings or have things move if your tracking something like flight paths

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Cariena Murray
12/14/2021 12:31:22 pm

More info updated regularly

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