Stay close to the paper atlas
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Stay close to the paper atlas
Willeke Baumgartner Noordhoff Uitgevers GIS in rural applications (S17) Graduated in 1998 Contact: [email protected] nl.linkedin.com/in/wbaumgartner From demand to supply • Metadata consultancy – Structuring and making accessible data – Get to know the searching methods of your customers • Application manager – Data management, application management and publishing data – Get to know the purpose of use of your end users • Projectmanager digital school atlases – Telling a story, interpreting and aggregating data and the (lack of) eloquence of maps – Get to know the expectations of your public Metadata From demand to supply • Metadata consultancy – Structuring and making accessible data – Get to know the searching methods of your customers • Application manager – Data management, application management and publishing data – Get to know the purpose of use of your end users • Projectmanager digital school atlases – Telling a story, interpreting and aggregating data and the (lack of) eloquence of maps – Get to know the expectations of your public From demand to supply • Metadata consultancy – Structuring and making accessible data – Get to know the searching methods of your customers • Application manager – Data management, application management and publishing data – Get to know the purpose of use of your end users • Projectmanager digital school atlases – Telling a story, interpreting and aggregating data and the (lack of) eloquence of maps – Get to know the expectations of your public Noordhoff Uitgevers De Bosatlas Nur leer scheinende Karten prägen sich dem Gedächtnisse ein Only maps which seems to be empty, make a lasting impression Alexander von Humboldt De Bosatlas: portfolio • Educational atlases • B2B atlases • Educational atlases abroad • Public atlases Noordhoff Uitgevers Educational atlases Organisational GIS 1. 2. 3. 4. Professional use Analyzing reality 1:1 data Seemless Educational atlas 1. 2. 3. 4. Educational use Explaining reality 1:x generalization Pagebound Demo More information (in Dutch): www.bosatlas.nl www.grotebosatlasonline.nl Premises • Stay close to the paper atlas • Add value in comparison to the paper atlas, by using the benefits of the medium • Support the teacher’s story Stay close to the paper atlas • Structure - Use the same structuring components: referral map, table of contents, and theme • Maps and themes - Each series starts with a wellknown map from the atlas - Maps are combined in thematical series • Look and feel - Mapstyle and use of colors according to the paper atlas - Optimized for reproduction on a smart board Look and feel: maps Premises • Stay close to the paper atlas • Add value in comparison to the paper atlas, by using the benefits of the medium • Support the teacher’s story Added value • Interactive elements – – – – – – Showing developments in time and space Compare maps Switching on and off layers Click to detailed maps Click to Google Maps Click to photographs and infographics • Maps and themes – Maps are structured in a convenient way – New maps added Premises • Stay close to the paper atlas • Add value in comparison to the paper atlas, by using the benefits of the medium • Support the teacher’s story Support the teacher´s story • Maps - Tell the same story as the maps in the paper atlas - Support the story by interactive elements • Extra benefits - Explanation and teaching material for the teacher - Written by teachers Questions? Discussion I Is there added value in a digital atlas for educational purposes? • Properties of the paper atlas – – – – – – – Static information Clear copyrights Guided use by teacher and geography methods Random page turning and still knowing where you are Much detail and overall picture Stable map quality Management of customer expectations Is it necessary to use all digital possibilities? From demand to supply • Metadata consultancy – Structuring and making accessible data – Get to know the searching methods of your customers • Application manager – Data management, application management and publishing data – Get to know the purpose of use of your end users • Projectmanager digital school atlases – Telling a story, interpreting and aggregating data and the eloquence of maps – Get to know the expectations of your public Discussion II • Does GIS shift from specialism to mainstream IT? • And if so, do you find it a thread or an opportunity? What you will learn after Wageningen