Los problemas propios de un mundo globalizado demandan con urgencia que las personas aprendan a manejar información geográfica cada vez más compleja.
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Mary Patrick Schoettinger's curator insight,
June 4, 7:59 AM
This may answer so many of the logistical questions we wondered about staring at a globe in 4th grade. Really clears up the puzzle pieces.
Magnus Gustafsson's comment,
June 12, 2:37 AM
Tnanks! This map makes it easier to understand our world right now.
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Maite SF's curator insight,
February 1, 7:34 AM
Pues bien, aunque la gente piense en Google Maps cuando hablamos de mapas en Internet hay muchísimas más posibilidades. En esta página web se muestran 25 tipos de mapas que podemos encontrar en Internet. Delete the scoop?
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Mr. Rodrigues's comment,
October 2, 2012 7:40 PM
Funny, the first thing that came to my mind is that if this were a famous tourist site in the US, someone from the Nanny Estate would ruin the natural beauty of the place with guard rails and "approach at your own risk" signs.
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October 2, 2012 7:40 PM
Funny, the first thing that came to my mind is that if this were a famous tourist site in the US, someone from the Nanny Estate would ruin the natural beauty of the place with guard rails and "approach at your own risk" signs.
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Matt Mallinson's comment,
October 1, 2012 11:29 AM
This map is obviously not the actual size of countries, but it is in a way. The populations of China and India are so great compared to the rest of the world and this map shows that.
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Ricardo Salaya Monsell's comment,
November 5, 2012 1:31 PM
Although I do not think they do to "trick", it is true that confuses many people and makes them believe in a world disproportionate. (Apologies for my terrible google-English)
Sam Capron's curator insight,
April 3, 11:58 PM
This picture is great because while most people understand that Africa is a big place, most do not realize how big. Comparing the size of Africa is this visual manor makes it more real than just seeing a square mileage statistic.
Louis Culotta's comment,
April 5, 12:23 PM
it's amazing that such a large land mass can't find any long standing peace from any place you go to.
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Fredy Granados's curator insight,
March 29, 10:10 AM
Les dejo este excelente regalo que nos da La Corporación Colombia Digital - CCD, y es completamente gratis, esto es lo que yo llamo una verdadera acción para cerrar la brecha digital, mil gracias de nuevo!!! Delete the scoop?
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Seth Dixon's curator insight,
February 21, 1:35 PM
When I was a graduate student at Penn State, I was introduced to some great people and programs and I'm glad to see that the institution has continued to excel and be a leader. You have probably heard of MOOCs (Massive Open Online Course) and been interested in seeing how this might change higher education in the future. This MOOC is a free 5-week course designed to be an introduction to mapping, GIS and geospatial technologies so you don't need to be a specialists with a mapping background: it's for beginners. I know that many geography teachers tell their students about GIS, but are afraid to teach with GIS because they are worried that it will be too hard. This is an easy on-ramp to 21st century geospatial tools and any geography teacher hoping to modernize their skillset would do well to take this summer course fromthe Program of Online Geospatial Education at Penn State, taught by Dr. Anthony Robinson. For more information on this, see this annoucement from Directions Magazine and from Penn State News. Tags: GIS, teacher training, mapping, cartography, geospatial, edtech, geography education, unit 1 GeoPrinciples. Delete the scoop?
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Seth Dixon's curator insight,
February 21, 6:35 PM
Hawaii, Maine, Nevada, Utah, Vermont--congratulations on being the happiest states according to a Twitter metric. Louisiana, I'm just sad typing that you are the saddest of all states. Delete the scoop?
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@Robin Good @scoop.it Thanx for the site review! enjoy the easy map making tool! @easy2map
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