Geocaching is a high-tech treasure hunt where people use GPS devices to find hidden containers around the world using latitude and longitude coordinates. Players log their finds online and often trade small trinkets located in the caches. To get started, one creates an account on geocaching.com, searches for caches near their location, and uses their GPS to locate caches within 15 feet using hints and compass directions.
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This document discusses geocaching, which is an outdoor treasure hunting game where players use GPS devices to find hidden containers. It provides an agenda for a presentation on geocaching including defining key terms, discussing the educational benefits, and how to get started. Instructions are given on how to find and log geocaches including signing the logbook, trading items, and properly re-hiding the cache. Resources for learning more about geocaching are also listed.
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This document provides an overview of geocaching, which is an outdoor treasure hunting game where participants use GPS devices to find hidden containers called geocaches. It discusses who participates in geocaching, basic rules like leaving caches as you find them, and suggestions for how the local township could support geocaching, such as developing an official policy for cache placement. The presenter aims to educate the community about geocaching.
Geocaching is a high-tech treasure hunt where people use GPS devices to find hidden containers around the world using latitude and longitude coordinates. Players log their finds online and often trade small trinkets located in the caches. To get started, one creates an account on geocaching.com, searches for caches near their location, and uses their GPS to locate caches within 15 feet using hints and compass directions.
The document discusses the results of participating in a forensics challenge involving analyzing packet captures and extracting hidden information. It outlines the various rounds of the challenge and the techniques used such as analyzing SMB, IRC, FTP traffic and extracting zip files, base64 encoded strings, hidden messages in images and audio files. The challenge involved mobile device forensics by decrypting an iPhone backup file after discovering passwords within the packet captures and using steganography tools.
This document discusses geocaching, which is an outdoor treasure hunting game where players use GPS devices to find hidden containers. It provides an agenda for a presentation on geocaching including defining key terms, discussing the educational benefits, and how to get started. Instructions are given on how to find and log geocaches including signing the logbook, trading items, and properly re-hiding the cache. Resources for learning more about geocaching are also listed.
This document outlines an agenda for a Kids Cache Bash event that teaches kids about geocaching using GPS devices. The event introduces kids to geocaching terminology and teaches map reading, latitude/longitude, and compass skills. Kids will search for hidden containers using GPS coordinates, sign logbooks when treasures are found, and trade items. The goal is to get kids engaged in an educational treasure hunt while learning cross-curricular lessons through geocaching.
The document outlines an agenda for a summer reading program event that involves a high-tech treasure hunt using GPS devices called geocaching. Students will learn about key geocaching terms like waypoints and muggle. They will then get hands-on experience using a GPS device to search for hidden containers called geocaches by inputting coordinates, following hints, and using a compass. The goal is to practice skills in latitude, longitude, maps and cross-curriculum connections while having fun outside.
This document provides an overview of geocaching, which is an outdoor treasure hunting game where participants use GPS devices to find hidden containers called geocaches. It discusses who participates in geocaching, basic rules like leaving caches as you find them, and suggestions for how the local township could support geocaching, such as developing an official policy for cache placement. The presenter aims to educate the community about geocaching.
This document provides an overview of geocaching and how GPS technology enables the treasure hunting game. It explains that geocaching began in 2000 when the first cache was hidden using GPS coordinates. It then defines key geocaching terms and outlines the basic elements of locating and interacting with caches, which typically involve using a GPS receiver to find hidden containers. The document also provides guidance on geocaching etiquette and considerations for hiding one's own cache.
Geocaching involves using a GPS device to locate hidden containers, called caches, around the world based on geographic coordinates. Participants navigate to the location using the GPS, then sign a log and trade trinkets before re-concealing the cache. The document provides an overview of how geocaching works, the necessary equipment, educational benefits, and additional resources for those interested in taking up the hobby.
This document provides an introduction to the outdoor treasure hunting game of geocaching. It explains that geocaching involves using GPS devices or smartphones to find hidden containers called geocaches located all over the world. Common items inside geocaches include logbooks to sign and trackable tokens that can be moved between caches. The document outlines the basic equipment needed, types of caches, rules, and etiquette to help beginners get started in the hobby of geocaching.
Geocaching is a treasure hunting game where players use GPS devices to hide and seek containers called geocaches anywhere in the world. Players log the coordinates from geocaching websites and use a GPS to locate caches hidden near those coordinates. When found, players sign a log and may trade small trinkets, before re-hiding the cache and posting the find online. It teaches skills like map reading and using GPS devices while getting outdoor exercise.
This document discusses using geocaching in the classroom to enhance learning. It provides an overview of what geocaching is, which is an outdoor treasure hunting game that uses GPS devices. It outlines the basic equipment needed, different types of caches, and terminology. It also describes how geocaching can be incorporated into lessons across various subjects like language arts, science, social studies, math, and physical education.
Geocaching is a treasure hunting game where players use GPS devices and coordinates to hide and seek containers called geocaches around the world. Players find caches by entering latitude and longitude coordinates into their GPS, then using it to navigate to within 10 feet of the hidden cache. When a cache is found, players sign an online log and may trade small trinkets. Geocaching gets people outside exploring with map reading and navigation skills while building an online community around the game.
Geocaching is a treasure hunting game where players use GPS devices and coordinates to hide and seek containers called geocaches around the world. Players find caches by entering latitude and longitude coordinates into their GPS unit. When they find a cache, players sign an online log and may trade small trinkets. Geocaching gets players outdoors and using skills like map reading and navigation with a GPS. It has benefits for education by incorporating subjects like science, technology, and geography into an interactive scavenger hunt.
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3. Geo What?
High- tech treasure hunt
Find the treasure using latitude and
longitude
GPS device needed
4. Talk the Talk
Geocache- Hidden container
GPS= Global Positioning System
Waypoint – Reference point for a physical
location
Muggle – a Non-geocacher
CITO – Cache In Trash Out
TFYC – Thanks For The Cache
DNF – Did Not Find
http://www.geocaching.com/about/glossary/
aspx#geocache
5. What is a Geocache?
Hidden container – owner recorded
the GPS location
Smallest – Contains a logbook
Larger – Logbook plus trade items
What am I Looking for?
7. Dr. Alice Christie's Podcast
http://www.alicechristie.org/geocach
podcast/index.html
8. Found the Treasure
….Now What?
Sign the Logbook
Trade items
If you take something, you leave
something.
Look for travel bugs and geocoins
Put the cache back
Log the find (or DNF)
11. Let’s Get Started
Create an account at
http://www.geocaching.com
Search
Try searching by your zip code
first
Record latitude and longitude.
Review the hints!
Follow the compass until you get to 0
-15 feet.
Use your “geosense” to find the
treasure.
13. Need More Info?
Geocaching’s Official Web Site –
http://www.geocaching.com
Beginner’s Guide –
http://www.factsfacts.com/geocacher.htm
Wikipedia –
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geocaching