Why am I always playing catch up? Not much chance to post over the last few days but I have been browsing around as usual and one of the things that caught my eye was something I wanted to give more space too than a simple Delicious bookmark
Mark S. Luckie posted an article on various [...]

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I got a very nice mention on the Times website today. The Times’ Communities editor Tom Whitwell (thanks Tom) has added to a survey they did for the upcoming budget with a “now legally-required Google maps mashup“
The map was built using Yahoo pipes and google maps, based on a post of mine with a [...]

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As you can see from previous posts, google maps has been high on my radar this last few weeks. I finished the last of the maps workshps on Friday with two groups of sports journalists. Now mapping a news story is interesting but from a sports point of view it’s, on first thought, [...]

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Over the last few weeks I have been teaching second year students a number of digital tools. This week it was Google maps and I thought I would share the process I went through to create a map/mash up example to show them.
So here is the map.

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Not too interesting I know. It’s a [...]

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A few quick ‘go-and-play’ links:

A new version of soundslides is in Beta - Soundslides Plus
Google have introduced Streetlevel to their Google maps. It seems to serve no other purpose than to make you say ‘cool’ a lot. It allows you to interact with…I’m not going to explain it. Just go and have ago. You can [...]

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