Group items tagged Maps - IB Geography Global Interactions

Mapping Globalization - 3 views

qed.princeton.edu/CQ ib_geog2009 globalization

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http://www.uwec.edu/geography/Ivogeler/w188/border/Mexicans-moneyFlows-map.gif - 3 views

www.uwec.edu/...Mexicans-moneyFlows-map.gif labour_flows

shared by Matt Podbury on 21 Jan 11 - No Cached

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Google Maps Distance Calculator - 2 views

www.daftlogic.com/e-maps-distance-calculator.htm ib_geog2009 globalization shrinking_world transport network

shared by Richard Allaway on 15 Feb 11 - Cached

World Map Of Social Networks: Facebook Really Is Taking Over The World - SocialTimes.com - 1 views

socialtimes.com/-map-of-social-networks_b66226 ib_geog2009 facebook social networks Shrinking world

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SHOW®/WORLD - A New Way To Look At The World - 3 views

show.mappingworlds.com/world ib_geog2009 Global Interactions

shared by Kathleen Noreisch on 27 Aug 11 - Cached

The deep web: The new map of the undersea cables keep the world clicking | Mail Online - 2 views

www.dailymail.co.uk/...sea-cables-world-clicking.html ib_geog2009 Global Interactions Shrinking world internet

shared by Richard Allaway on 23 Sep 11 - No Cached

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AudienceScapes - 1 views

www.audiencescapes.org ib_geog2009 Global Interactions Shrinking world ict adoption

shared by Kathleen Noreisch on 25 Sep 11 - Cached

Kathleen Noreisch on 25 Sep 11

This website has some great data on various developing countries' rates of adoption of ICT (in particular, mobile phones, internet, radio and television) - click on "country profiles" to see which countries are available. While there is slightly less data available for Haiti, Tanzania, Zambia and Mozambique, the dedicated mini-sites for each of the other countries include data on access to various forms of "traditional media" (newspapers, radio) and "new media" (internet and mobile phones). There is also data on usage of the various forms of media by age group, gender and socio-economic status. I particularly like the annotations on the graphs, which will hopefully help students focus on the key data and show them how annotations can help add clarity and further information to figures (graphs, maps etc).

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This website has some great data on various developing countries' rates of adoption of ICT (in particular, mobile phones, internet, radio and television) - click on "country profiles" to see which countries are available. While there is slightly less data available for Haiti, Tanzania, Zambia and Mozambique, the dedicated mini-sites for each of the other countries include data on access to various forms of "traditional media" (newspapers, radio) and "new media" (internet and mobile phones). There is also data on usage of the various forms of media by age group, gender and socio-economic status. I particularly like the annotations on the graphs, which will hopefully help students focus on the key data and show them how annotations can help add clarity and further information to figures (graphs, maps etc). </div>

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