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Delivering content

Cultivating Reflection


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MapStory is a social platform that

enables a global community of experts tocrowd source open data within ageospatial and temporal framework.

MapStory is also intended to be aninfrastructure enabling MapStorytellingas a means of communicating important

issues to a global audience.


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MapStoryteller Share StoryLayers

Peer Review

Create MapStory


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What if a student could

1. Find multiple related StoryLayers and critically analyze themand then...

2. Actually contribute their peer reviewed edits and commentsand then

3. Download and engage with the underlying data that enables theStoryLayer visualization

and then

4. Layer this StoryLayer on top of others, and add their own voicethrough narrative features (video, articles, annotations, audio) toconstruct their own MapStory

and then

5. Start asking their ownoriginal questions and sharing their

stories, all of which compile in their own profile (learning portfolio)


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TRIBES, CLANS AND NOMADIC PEOPLES

VILLAGES, TOWNS, CITIES AND SLUMS

ARMEDGROUPS

EMPIRES,KINGDOMSANDDYNASTIES

SLAVERY, DIASPORAS ANDREMITTANCES

WARS, BATTLES, TREATIES, AND BORDERS

CROPS,DOMESTICATEDANIMALS AND

TRADES

GENOCIDE, HUMAN

RIGHTS ABUSES,AND HUMANTRAFFICKING

HYDROGRAPHY, WATERWAYS, ANDTRANSPORTATION

ENERGY, NATURALRESOURCE EXTRACTIONAND PROCESSING

FINANCE,MANUFACTURINGAND TRADE

BIOLOGICAL STRESS,EXTINCTION, AND INVASIVE

SPECIES

STATE FAILURE


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SCHOOL SHOOTINGS SINCE 1997

MAPPING AMES, IOWA

HISTORY OFU2 CONCERTS

JOURNEY OF THE TITANIC

SPREAD OF COLLEGE CAMPUSES (ARIZONA STATE)

HISTORY OF CAPITALPUNISHMENT

BUILDING THE NEW YORK SUBWAY

GROWTH OF STARBUCKS

GROWTH OF THE INTERNET

SPREAD OF US POST OFFICES

CIVIL WAR


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PROJECTS IN PROCESS

5000 years of evolving politicalboundaries

Pangea until now (Plate Tectonicsanyone?)

200,000 years of sea rise, sea fall Histories of university campuses All major U.S. Civil War Battles Historical sequences of aerial imagery

for local MapStories Histories of death and disease and on and on and on and on and on


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NonprofitOpen data

SocialPeer reviewed

Scaled publishingSimple search

Rich narrative features


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1. Personalized discovery

2. Tags for teachers

3. Enhanced narrative features

4. MapStorytelling badges5. Mapstory.org/reflections

6. Crowdsourced assessment types

7. Mobile applications8. Enhanced student portfolios

9. Campus chapters

10. MapStorytelling spaces

ENHANCEMENT IDEAS FOR K-12


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Full prospectus that details thefunctionality enhancements were already

working on and where wed like to go

Details for a $1,000 grant opportunity inSpring, 2013 for teachers to help co-

design MapStory.org for use in K-12

WWW.SCRIBD.COM/MAPSTORY HAS:
http://www.scribd.com/MAPSTORYhttp://www.scribd.com/MAPSTORYhttp://www.scribd.com/MAPSTORY


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MapStory MeetUp, Feb 27, 7-9pm,Washington DC, Busboys and Poets

Three MapStorytellers will present theirwork (highlight will be a MapStory on thegrowth of Ames, Iowa from 1862 topresent)

Details and RSVP atwww.meetup.com/mapstorydc

A FINAL SHAMELESS PLUG:
http://www.meetup.com/mapstorydchttp://www.meetup.com/mapstorydchttp://www.meetup.com/mapstorydchttp://www.meetup.com/mapstorydc


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