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ArcGIS Explorer Online

August 16, 2010 - By Kelly Tenkely

What it is: ArcGIS Explorer Online is a neat mapping experience powered by BING that lets you use, create, and share ArcGIS (Global Information System) maps online. The online software lets you read and write ArcGIS maps that can be used with the website, ArcGIS for the iPhone, and ArcGIS desktop version. Mark up maps with notes that have photos, text, and links embedded directly in the map. Measure distances on the map and include them as a layer of the map. Create a presentation in the map that guides viewers from one location on the map to another.…

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Geography - History - Interactive Whiteboard - Language Arts - Middle/High School - Primary Elementary - Secondary Elementary - Social Studies - web tools - Websites

Map a List

May 6, 2010 - By Kelly Tenkely

What it is: Map A List is a neat tool that combines the power of Google Spreadsheets and Google Maps or Google Earth. Using Map A List, students can create and customize Google Maps of addresses or locations. In a few easy steps, students can visualize geographic data on a Google Map or in Google Earth. First, students enter a list of addresses or places in a Google Spreadsheet, as addresses are updated or modified in the list, the map is automatically updated. Maps can be saved to be private or public. The maps can be exported as KLM files…

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Geography - Interactive Whiteboard - Language Arts - Middle/High School - Primary Elementary - Secondary Elementary - Social Studies - Teacher Resources - web tools - Websites

Scribble Maps

March 15, 2010 - By Kelly Tenkely

What it is: Sometimes I use a website and recommend a website so often in my own corner of the world, that I forget to share it with all of you. Scribble Maps is one of those websites. Jonathan Wylie posted about Scribble Maps on his blog, Educational Technology Blog, last week and it made me wonder if I had ever posted here about it. A quick search revealed I had not. That sent me on a search through my blog of websites that I use most often with my students, and many of them have been overlooked here. I…

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