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The MAPS-GIS Web-based modules are designed to engage students in real-world scenarios that teach geospatial thinking. Web-based GIS reduces the complexities of traditional desktop GIS, yet maintains educational advantages for teaching geospatial thinking. Included for some of the modules include map links, instructor guides, and student materials. Topics range from Aquatic Environment, Coordinates, and Floodplain Geomorphology, to Forest Biology, Forest Ecology, Geodemographics, and Groundwater

A wiki created by - and for - GIS practitioners. To navigate, use the search box to look for a topic, or click a word on the tag cloud.

This page from the Science Education Resource Center (SERC) shows how GIS can be taught in various modes ranging from the lecture hall to a lab. Click on "Online Resources" for helpful (American) links to data sources.

This web site is maintained as a portal for information on all activities of the Satellite Navigation and Positioning Laboratory. The website contains backgrounders to GPS, links to media, books & software, company websites, institutions and organizations. It also has information on mapping, GIS, and dozens of related links.

Spatial Data Infrastructure - Asia and the Pacific (SDI-AP) is a free electronic newsletter from the Global Spatial Data Infrastructure Association (GSDI) which is available in both English and Chinese language versions. The newsletter is produced for people interested in Spatial Data Infrastructure, GIS, remote sensing and geospatial data issues in Asia and the Pacific. It aims to raise awareness and provide useful information to strengthen SDI initiatives and support synchronising these activities across the region.

Covering Surveying, Geodesy, Imaging, Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing, Mapping, Cartography & GIS

The latest issue of this magazine for surveying, mapping, & GIS professionals

Lectures are in QuickTime mp4 format