Table of Contents
for Leading an Exploration (Instructor's Manual for
Exploring GIS
)
Introduction
Organization of this Manual
Course Organization
Input, Processing and Output [NCGIA materials]
Problem-driven Courses
Technology-driven Sequences
Measurement, Representation, Operations, Transformations and Context
Interdisciplinary connections and prerequisites
Computer Background
Semesters versus Quarters
Lecture Component
Discussion of lectures
Lecture notes in web form
[Evolving
lecture notes
at University of Washington]
Practical Component
Choice of software and hardware
Exercises
Projects
Strategies for cooperation
Strategies for service learning and internships
Case Study
Component
Applications case studies
Web explorations
Institutional case studies
Evaluation
Developing Objectives; Summaries of Course Material
Quizzes, Tests and Exams
Portfolios and other non-test assessments
Using Exploring Geographic Information Systems
Study questions
for each chapter
Resources for teaching GIS
Data
Internet resources
Annotated bibliography of further readings
Index from here: Back to
Exploring GIS
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Version of 5 January 1997