Hyperlocal fieldwork for schools
Post Webinar resources
Webinar recording
The video covers:
- Collecting and mapping data in a spreadsheet from Excel (Micro-climates plus Smart Mapping, labelling and copying maps in to PowerPoint )
- Collecting and mapping data from Google Sheets (Micro-climates)
- A Decision Making Exercise to locate a green wall in a school grounds to improve the environment and air quality (Traffic Surveys as a proxy for air quality)
- Collecting and mapping data using mobile devices and Survey123
- Virtual fieldtrips using 3D mapping in ArcGIS Online - a visit to Mappleton looking at longshore drift and rates of erosion
- A quick run through of some of the apps included with ArcGIS Online for schools - UK 3D geology, Index of Multiple Deprivation data and Elevation Profile tool
Webinar details
The recent return to school restrictions pose significant challenges for creating a meaningful fieldwork experience for students.
This webinar will demonstrate how to collect, map, analyse and present hyperlocal fieldwork data from in and around school grounds. The session will also cover how to create meaningful virtual fieldwork resources quickly and easily to augment this hyperlocal experience.
This will be a free Teams live event on 14th July 5:30 - 6:30pm. You can join via a browser and no login is required.
The webinar will cover both human and physical geography topics but will also be relevant to any subject where fieldwork and data collection are required.
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