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    1. Future Fieldwork GIS for Beginners GA Conference Saturday 14 th April 2007
    2. Objectives
    3. What are we going to do ? What are you going to do ?
      • Explain what GIS is, and what it can be used for
      • Introduce a range of GIS software
      • Experience using GIS software
      • To provide a range of ideas and resources for immediate use & give you the motivation to use GIS in your schools
      • Collect data and produce an outcome
      • Think of how you might be able to use GIS in your geography teaching…
    4. What is GIS ?
      • “ GIS has the ability to store, retrieve, manipulate and analyse a range of spatially related data”
      • The user can:
      • ask questions of data related to the map
      • search for patterns and distributions
      • investigate the underlying relationships between different sets of data
      • Article in Geography Review: March 2007
    5. Who are we ?
    6. Potential benefits of GIS
      • Spatial Understanding
      • Enquiry learning
      • Identifying relationships
      • Vocational element
      • Motivation
      • (Thanks to Tom B)
    7. Barriers to GIS use
      • Perceived complexity
      • Cost of software/availability of hardware
      • Time
      • Access to data in appropriate formats
      • School level issues
      • Lack of compulsion
      • Limited evidence of impact
      • (Thanks to Tom B)
    8. New National Curriculum
      • Referred to specifically in the new PoS
    9. New National Curriculum
      • Referred to specifically in the new PoS
    10. OCR Pilot GCSE
      • GIS an optional unit in Year 11 of Pilot GCSE
      • Can e-mail some documents produced by Rob Clemens of West Exe Technology College for recent day for 3 rd cohort centres for GCSE Pilot
    11. Quality Mark / Conference
      • One of sections involved in the criteria for meeting the Quality Mark (see other SPC workshop…)
      • GIS @ Conference
      • Teacher to Teacher sessions
      • Exhibitors
    12. Continuums FREE EXPENSIVE EASY TO USE COMPLICATED Often web based BASIC SOPHISTICATED Sometimes a ‘cut-down’ version
    13. Some suggestions
      • Web based
      • Mouseprice
      • Maplecroft Maps
      • OS GIS Zone
      • MAGIC
      • Google Earth Version 4
      • Dakini Project
      • Commercial packages
      • AEGIS3: “an educational GIS”
      • Digital Worlds
      • Infomapper
      • High end
      • ESRI ArcGis / ArcVoyager
    14. Data ideas
      • Environmental Quality Index (EQI)
      • Mobile phone reception: Sitefinder
      • Noise levels
      • Pedestrian counts
      • Many more at site of King Edward VI 5 Ways
    15. ACTIVITY
      • This will involve:
      • AEGIS
      • GPS Visualiser / GE Graph
      • Web based ‘GIS’: Infomapper
      • Over to Tom and Alan…
    16. Next steps…
      • Some ideas from Fred Martin…
      • Also try new Google Maps feature (FREE)
    17. Plenary
      • Feedback on activity
      • Ongoing concerns / barriers to use
      • Ideas for further development ?
    18. Other sources
      • GA GTIP Page
      • http://www.geography.org.uk/projects/gtip/gis/
      • http://www.geography.org.uk/projects/gtip/thinkpieces/gis
    19. Other sources
      • RGS GIS Page
      • http://www.gis.rgs.org
    20. To take away Delegate Packs Infomapper: spatial filing system (not a true GIS, but very interesting…) – go for a demo with Charles Worth and ask about a special deal… Check out the full details at http://www.geographypages.co.uk/conf07.htm

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