This document defines geolocation technology and discusses the primary, secondary, and tertiary economic sectors. It provides definitions and examples of each sector. The primary sector involves extracting goods and resources from nature, such as agriculture, fishing, and mining. The secondary sector transforms raw materials through construction, energy production, and industry. The tertiary sector provides services and includes activities like transportation, trade, tourism, and education. The document instructs students to create a map with 10 economic activities from their village, with at least two from each sector, and indicate the activity, location details, and reasons for classification.

1. GEOLOCATION

2. Definition
• Technology that shows the place where you are when using the
internet or a mobile phone.

3. Uses
• Trip routes
• Flyover ( imap)
• Whats App location
• Check buses timetable

4. Notes
• Economic activities are classified into three main sectors: primary,
secondary and tertiary.
• The primary sector includes the activities based on the extraction of goods
and resources from the environment: agriculture, stock breeding, hunting,
forestry, fishing and mining. Primary activities are carried out in rural,
marine and forest areas, which are usually far from the cities.
• The secondary sector includes the economic activities which transform the
goods and resources extracted from the environment (raw materials) into
processed products. Construction and industry are the main activities in this
sector. Industries are usually located in cities and nearby areas.
• The tertiary sector includes activities which provide services of all kind:
trade, transport, tourism, health, communication, education, finance or
culture.

5. The primary sector
The primary sector consists of economic activities that obtain resources
from nature, such as agriculture, stockbreeding, fishing, forest
exploitation, and mining.
It is called primary since its activities give food and other basic resources.
Agriculture and stockbreeding were born in the Neolithic revolution (7000
BC). Until then, human beings had been hunters and gatherers, not
producers. Agriculture was possible when humans sedentarised.
Animals gave humans food (meat, milk, eggs...) and hides. Besides they
were used for agriculture and transportation.

6. The secondary sector
• This sector consists of construction, energy production, and industry.
Construction involves buildings and infrastructure. It requires many
raw materials and workforce.
Energy production transforms fuel into forms of energy, such as
heat or electricity. Large facilities are needed in order to accomplish that
process and there are several ways to produce energy.
Industry transforms raw materials into finished (for direct
consumption) or semi-finished (used as materials in other industrial
processes) products.

7. The tertiary sector
• The tertiary sector or services refers to activities that do not
produce any goods but offer services, such as transport, trade,
tourism, health, education, administration, and cultural activities.
• In the developed countries most of the workers belong to this
sector (circa 70%) and it has the biggest contribution to the
national economy; hence it is a service or terciarised economy.

8. Activity
• Goal: Create a map with ten economic activities.
• ¿How?
• Open up google maps, settings, change the language, your places, maps, create
a map.(Select a map of your village)
• You have to add to your map(add a marker) different locations with economic
activies from different economic sector, at least two of each sector. (Indicate
the activity and the reasons because you think that belong to primary,
secondary o terciary sector, also the name, adress, number, etc)
• Save your work and upload it in your Onenote.
• Keep your work and add information in the following sessions.

9. Activity (2)
• Fill in the list with your classmates economic activities
Primary sector Secondary sector Terciary sector