geographyalltheway.com updates and my ICT in Geography education ramblings!
Where in the World? will return after the school holidays.
The first Where in the World? in September will be number 90! I am always looking for ideas for locations to use. It can’t be too difficult or nobody enters - also it can’t be too easy as nobody enters - it is a fine line to tread. Any suggestions?
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Panoye is a bit of a cross between flickr and YouTube - in a way.
It allows you to upload panoramic images that you have taken and then embed them like a video/viewer into a blog or website.
I’m currently enjoying messing around with panoramic images using focus lock on ly digital camera and then using Abobe Photoshop Elements for Mac to stitch the images together. You can see one of my recent efforts above and another here.
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I have deleted geographyalltheway.com Updates :-(. It had been hacked and was producing some sort of spam. This meant that google dropped geographyalltheway.com from it’s searches etc and all was not well.
So …
Time for a fresh start and therefore geogalot. The name ‘geogalot’ was thought up by one of my past IB Geography students and had been used on a previous forum project but has now found it’s natural home here.
geogalot will be a home for updates to geographyalltheway.com and my rambings about and expereinces of using ICT in Geography Education.
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Where in the World? is a weekly competition on geographyalltheway.com. Anybody is welcome to enter by completing this form.
The winner receives a personalized certificate via email.
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