(191) | B (117) | C (166) | D (158) | E (301) | F (58) | G (68)
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(5) | V (45) | W (72) | Y (1) | Z A simple statement about the
numbers of students studying abroad led Jeff Howarth, a
geography professor at Middlebury College, to design an
innovative cartography assignment: how to represent that data
visually on a map. This project-based approach to learning lets
students put their theoretical learning into practice and
explore the creative side of problem solving. How do you help
students visualize the what a landscape looked like over 13,000
years ago? Biology professor Chris Fastie found some help using
Google Earth and simple animation tools. With these tools,
Fastie's students can better recognize the landforms of the past
in the shape of the landscape today. , a Web-based map and data
sorting application, parents in the metropolitan Hartford, CT
region can navigate a myriad of sch