Usa National Geographic MapMaker en cualquier dispositivo

Jason_Sawle

National Geographic MapMaker es la forma segura para que tus estudiantes puedan explorar el mundo en 2D y 3D en cualquier dispositivo. MapMaker no rastrea la actividad de los estudiantes y no requiere inicio de sesión, por lo que dondequiera que estén siempre pueden acceder a mapas geográficos y datos de alta calidad y confiables.

MapMaker ahora funciona muy bien en tabletas o dispositivos con pantallas pequeñas para que los estudiantes puedan tener un Atlas digital del Mundo de calidad dondequiera que estén.

Abrir MapMaker aquí:

2D en un teléfono móvil

En 3D:

En 3D en un móvil

En detalle:

Detalle en una pantalla pequeña

WilliamTarpai

 

@Jason_Sawle Yet another great post!  Thank you...MapMaker is certainly a way to involve youth voices....    It has been wonderful to see how GIS colleagues are responding to GIS for GOOD.  https://www.esri.com/about/newsroom/arcnews/gis-for-good-esri-commitment-to-people-planet-prosperity-peace

Clearly bringing together those maps to help out mapping and analyzing communities that have fallen behind and where children and families are vulnerable to falling even farther behind is important.  

During ESRI User Conference, it was great to touch bases with GIS pros in Ukraine, Kenya, Zimbabwe and a few other countries that are commited to addressing the “…persistent inequalities, accelerating technological and environmental change, and growing interdependencies’, and looked at how higher education might move from commitments to actions. https://sdgs.un.org/sites/default/files/2026-06/2026%20HESI%20Global%20Forum.pdf

(see https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000398121 v.  Dig down into SDGs SDGs 6, 7, 9, 11 and 17, as well as the cross-cutting role of SDG 4.7 on education for sustainable development.)