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Using GPS and Geocaching in the core curriculum has become a powerful tool in enhancing student understanding of geography, scientific inquiry, math concepts, physical education, problem solving, and language arts. Students in this picture are mapping a local park. It was an easy 5 minute walk to the park. The teacher planned out waypoints for the student to log as part of a larger introduction to how GPS units work.

via Joe Castillo

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Damascus map (capital of Syria) shows major landmarks, tourist places, roads, rails, airports, hotels, restaurants, museums, educational institutes, shopping centers etc

Interactive game for education to simulate natural disasters to be prevented.

World Atlas is your most comprehensive and accurate source of information on the World. Atlas of the world is useful for teachers/students for educational purpose and travelers for navigational purpose

State information resource links to state homepage, symbols, flags, maps, constitutions, representatives, songs, birds, flowers, trees

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Create and support your customized Google maps of address lists. You can download/export them as KML files and import into Google Earth.

MapSkip makes the world a canvas for our stories and photos. It is an ancient human instinct to share our life stories with others, as the paintings and hand prints in stone-age caves show. And many of our stories are about places. Where we fell in love, had the dream vacation, took that great picture or, well, joined the rebellion. And then there are the many other places that anchor our lives - where we live, eat, work and have fun.