Interactive mapping techniques invite students to connect with content to visualize information beyond mere location. Mapping challenges learners to think, develop literacy skills, and understand the complexity of global issues. It enables learners to seek new ways to look at information through a lens of inquiry-based analysis.
1. Mercer Hall & Patricia Russac
Buckley Country Day School
Maps vs. Mapping:
Visualizing History &
Geography
NCSS 2016
Friday, December 2, 2016
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