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200 Years of Change with Geospatial Data

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A GIS Primer for Alaskan Students and Teachers

A School-University Partnership for Supporting GIS Use in the Classroom

Adding GIS to the Undergraduate College Toolbox - Making It Work!

Adopt-a-Farmer Project

An Evaluation of GPS/GIS Training Modules

An Interactive GIS for Environmental Monitoring and Conservation

An Investigation of GIS Workshop Experiences for Successful Classroom Implementation

ArcCanada: Canadian Data for Canadian Students

ArcIMS as a Teaching Tool for K-12 Distance Education

ArcVoyager: GIS for Schools

Assessing Location Preference with GIS: The Tennessee Nursery Industry

AuThenTiCity: Youth Mapping Community Solutions

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B

Big Prints with Small Printers: Making the Most of Your Equipment

Building a Campus-wide GIS Infrastructure for Teaching, Learning, and Research

Building a Geography Network Node: The Lewis and Clark Community

Building a GIS Certification Program: The Mesa Community College Experience

Building GIS Curriculum Bridges Within Community Colleges

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C

Combining Platforms for Maximum Utilization of ArcView Products

Command Line v Point and Click in University GIS Courses

Community Problem Solving with GIS: A High School Nutrition Project

CommunityViz: Decision Support Tool for Planning and Natural Resource Management

Congressional Districting: GIS, Gerrymandering and Representative Democracy

Creative Ways to Promote GIS in Your College and Community

CyberTracker and GIS: Merging Wildlife Field Data into ArcView

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Designing the University of Minnesota's MGIS Program Curriculum

Developing a GIS Basemap for Public Libraries

Downloading and Using USGS Raster Data Within a GIS

Downloading and Using USGS Vector Data Sets Within a GIS

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E

EARTHscope - A Design Science "Geo-Story-Telling" Tool for K-12

Effective Collaboration in Cyberspace for Teachers' Professional Development

Environmental Sustainability Through GIS: An Online E-Seminar for Higher Education

Envisioning Neighborhoods: Using PowerPoint to Organize Multiple Maps and Other Media

EOS Education Project: Integrating GIS Technology into K-12 Education

EOS Education Project: The Firewise Information System

EOS Education Project: The Lewis and Clark Information System

Equipping Tomorrow's GIS Technicians - Competency Based Training

Exploring Ecoregions A long the Lewis and Clark Trail

Extending Scientific Inquiry with GIS: Research Results

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F

Factors Influencing the Introduction of IT into K-12 Classrooms

Finding Historical Novels in Time and Place

First Steps in Developing K-12 Earth Science Curriculum in Montana

From GISystems Education to GIScience Education

Funding Opportunities for GIS at the National Science Foundation

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G

GeoCyberCamp: A K8 Geographic Technology Summer Program

Geographer’s Workbench A Integrated Resource Pack to Teach a Complete Introductory Course in Geotechnology

Geographic Learning for Sustainable Development - Experiences from the Students, Instructors, and Mentors

Geo-Net: Discover and Learn SIG on the Web

GIS and School Transportation

GIS and the Boys & Girls Club: An After-School Adventure

GIS Articulation: Addressing the Issue, Sharing Experiences and Moving Forward

GIS as a Consensus-Building Tool in Community Oriented Projects

GIS Career Pathways: One School District's Experience

GIS Curriculum Development for University Consortium in Southeast Asia

GIS Curriculum Development: Community College Certificate and Associate Degree Programs

GIS Day - Join the Celebration!

GIS Distance Education to Non-Traditional Users

GIS Education - Then, Now, and a Race to the Future

GIS Education for Jobs and Community Development

GIS Education in the State of Tennessee: Progress and Problems

GIS for a Small Urban Campus: Occidental College, Los Angeles

GIS for K-12 Curriculum Development: A Wisconsin Cooperative Effort

GIS Implementation in Academic Medicine & Community Health Centers: A Model

GIS in Civil Engineering Education

GIS in Detroit Public School District Planning

GIS in Education: An Examination of Pedagogy

GIS in French Education: Practices and Teachers Formation Tendencies

GIS in Journalism Education

GIS in Nutrition: Teaching Vulnerability Analysis

GIS in Science Education: GIS Modeling for Liquefaction Assessment

GIS in Social Studies: Why, Where and How

GIS in Teacher Education: Notes from the Field III

GIS Skills in High School! A Tale of Two Schools

GIS Start Up Kit

Give Them an Inch and They Will Map a Mile . . .

GLOBE and ESRI: Improving Science Education and Program Administration

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High School GIS: Developing Partnerships with Business and Community

History with GIS: Mapping Through Georgia

How Are School Districts Using GIS in Phoenix?

How Do High School Students Think Thematic Maps Work?

How Do We Teach K-12 Teachers to Use GIS?

How to Develop an Elementary Community Atlas Project

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If All News Is Local, My Friend, We’re Talking GIS

Illinois Public Library GIS Project: Web Tools for Librarians

Implementing GIS in K-12 Learning Environments

Incorporating Community Outreach in University GIS Education

Incorporating GIS into Civil Engineering Technology/Land Surveying Curriculum

Integrating GIS into Secondary Science Education: An ArcIMS Approach

Integration of Spatial Information Technology into Community College Curriculums

Interactive Community Atlas - Colombia, South America

International Panel on GIS in Teacher Education

Introducing Instructor-Assisted University Courses on the Virtual Campus

Introduction to ArcIMS

Introduction to U.S. Community Atlas

Investigation Report on a Fever Epidemic at Pennathur Colony Vellore, Tamil Nadu, India

Issues in Graduate Public Health Geographic Information Science Education

ITC: Worldwide Education in Geoinformation

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Libraries' Participation in Census 2000 Redistricting in Idaho

Library-Based GIS Labs: What You Should Know

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M

Map Events Tool

Mapping a Sanctuary, a Marine Science GIS Curriculum

Mapping Environmental Law and Justice: GIS and Civil Action

Mapping in Journalism: A Beginning Effort at Indiana University

Mapping Point Source and Non-Point Source Pollution and Cancer

Mapping the Environment: Making GIS More Accessible to Students

Mapping the Past: GIS in Archaeology

MapShop Demonstration and Training

Marketing Indigenous People's Point of View: Media and the Environment

Migrating Laboratory GIS Exercises to ArcGIS: Lessons Learned

Monarch Butterfly Migration, Mapping in Real Time with ArcIMS

Monmouth Battlefield State Park: An Interactive Information Interface

Multidisciplinary Doctoral Education in Geographic Information Science: Overview and Progress Report

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N

National Security and GIS Data Access: A Cornell University Experience

Natural Community Mapping Using ArcView Scripts and Extensions

Naturalizing the Campus “Back 40”: Educational, Ecological, and Community-Related GIS

Net Integration in GIS Education

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Observing the Earth, Visualizing the Future: The Digital GLOBE Project

One Two Tree: Community Forestry in Rhode Island’s Schools

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Preparation for and Introduction to GIS: Two College Courses

Proposed Certification Program for GIS Professionals

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R

Risk Analysis with GIS Methods in the Education of Environmental Engineers

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Sample Selection for DARE Evaluation Using GIS

Schools & Communities Working Together: The Orton Family Foundation's Community Mapping Program Experience

Supporting Learning in Social Studies and Science Classrooms with GIS

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Teaching an Integrated Curriculum for GIS in a K-12 Setting

Teaching and Working in an International Context

Teaching Current Events with GIS

Teaching Environmental Planning with ArcView

Teaching GIS Using the Houston Community College Exercises

Teaching Sustainable Communities with GIS: Greening the Gettysburg College Campus

The 2000 Census School District Tabulation

The Future of K-12 GIS: Moving to the Web

The GIS Bibliography: 16,000+ References to Nearly Everything About GIS Ever Published (First)

The Pull of Polaris: Studying the Underground Railroad with GIS

The SAGUARO Project: Inquiry-Based Materials for Teaching Earth Science

The Turtle Tells Tales - Systematically Mapping a Local Watershed

Time-Continuity-Change of Lunenburg Nova Scotia Using GIS

Transferring GPS Coordinates & Field Data into ArcView GIS

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UCGIS Model Undergraduate Curriculum for Geographic Information Science & Technology

Understanding Ground-Level Ozone Using GIS and ArcView Image Analysis

Use of GIS in Three Urban Public High Schools’ Environmental Science Programs

Using GIS to Develop a Virtual Network with Informal Educators Among Texas Statewide Systemic Initiative’s Informal Science Education Providers

Using GIS to Meet Standards in High School Geography

Using Mapping and Geomatics Technology with K-12 Students

Using Spatial Technology in a Community Education Project

Using the Geospatial Technology Competency Model for Curriculum Design

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Web World Wonders: Engaged Learning Using ArcView with Field Research

What’s THAT You're Breathing?

When Kids Become Expert Consultants to Their Communities

Where Are the Fish? Students Use GIS to Model Marine Habitats

Where Have the Children Gone?

Why Do School District Administrators Need GIS?

Working Towards a GIS Literate Community College

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