Geography 2013

Gruen Transfer's "The Pitch"

Gruen Transfer's "The Pitch"

Gruen Transfer's "The Pitch"

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

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

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. 

Dust Echoes is a series of twelve beautifully animated dreamtime stories from Central Arnhem Land, telling stories of love, loyalty, duty to country and aboriginal custom and law.

Kanyini is a story told by an Uncle Bob Randall, who lives beside the world's greatest monolith, Uluru, in Central Australia. Based on Bob's own personal journey and the wisdom he learnt from the old people living in the bush, Bob tells the tale of why Indigenous people are now struggling in a modern world and what needs to be done from them to move forward. A tale of Indigenous wisdom clashing against materialist notions of progress, this is not only a story of one man and his people but the story of the human race. Kanyini is a Ptjantjatjara word meaning interconnectedness; to care for, to support, to nurture and protect

A series of short videos about the effects on climate change on indigenous communities in a variety of geographic regions.

Incredibly good for country comparison for statistics.

Year 9 Work Sample Portfolio from ACARA

Year 10 Work Sample Portfolio from ACARA

Year 8 Work Samples from ACARA 

Animation of 2004 asian tsunami wave

Before & after satellite images of 2004 asian tsunami

Excellent AC aligned Asian Education Foundation Curriculum Resources for Asian Perspectives. Fabulous. 

Geography Webquest on the Aswan Dam - lovely inquiry based learning. Most links are working! (UK Site)

Information on the Land Rights Act and how it influenced the return of Uluru to its traditional owners, Anangu.