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Tag Archives: Dr Alan Howard
QGIS: A new option for GIS teaching by Dr Alan Howard
The use of the free open source GIS package “Quantum GIS (QGIS)” is increasing slowly but steadily and for many purposes provides a viable alternative to commercially produced software like MapInfo and ArcGIS. QGIS is licensed under the GNU General … Continue reading
Posted in Latest News, Teaching & Learning in the Digital Age
Tagged ArcGIS, Dr Alan Howard, Google Trends, MOOC, QGIS
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Using OneNote to support collaborative group field work by Dr Alan Howard
Technology has played a core role in supporting learning and teaching on the GG2FC Crete Field Class module. The module typically enrols 30 students who work in small groups collecting data and evidence to solve Human and Physical Geography related problems in … Continue reading
Posted in Latest News
Tagged collaboration, Crete, Dr Alan Howard, group work, OneNote
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