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Apps exploring place, spatialal, environmental components

Extremely useful blog if your school/students are interested in using Geography apps for iPad. 

This app for both Android and Apple has potential as a virtual field trip of the Grampians. Free. 

Studying bioluminescence? You will want this app. Beautiful and worthy of all the awards it has received. 

A fabulous app that will only work if you actually move the iPad around physically. Could be a great starter for primary school or lower secondary students. 

Wonderful app for Primary Students studying Australian environments. Best of all, FREE. 

Extremely useful website (and Android and iPad app) that is real-time flight tracking. Click on any yellow plane to pull up a side menu that gives you flight data (altitude, latitude, longitude, vertical speed, etc.). Click on 3D and it will bring up a cockpit view (you must have Google Earth installled to access this feature). 

"If you decide to visit somewhere you've never been before, how do you find your way? If you're in a car, the driver might use a GPS. You might use a smartphone app to give you directions. Perhaps you might go really 'old school' and use a printed map or street directory. But how did explorers navigate their way around the globe over 200 years ago?"

Create Maps using the latest statistics within broad areas - eg Agriculture & Rural Development, Aid Effectiveness, Economic Policy & External Debt, Education, Energy & Mining, Environment, Financial Sector, Gender, Health, Infrastructure, Labor & Social Protection, Poverty, Private Sector, Public Sector, Science & Technology, Urban Development

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