The University of Connecticut's "Eco-Digital Storytellers" is an unique program that trains undergraduate students in geospatial technologies, digital media and design, and near-peer mentoring. Those students go on to mentor high school students as they apply the same technologies to spotlight environmental stories close to home. This poster presents an overview of this National Science Foundation funded work and will showcase the final products (StoryMaps) of the first cohort of Eco-Digital Storytellers.
Geospatial Educator, University of Connecticut, CLEAR
I make maps and teach others how to make maps, too. Sometimes I make maps that help land use decision makers make good choices. That's it in a nutshell.
Geospatial Educator, University of Connecticut, CLEAR
Emily Wilson is a Geospatial Educator at CLEAR. Since joining UConn in 2000, her role has been to provide GIS and remote sensing information and support to CLEAR programs including the NEMO Program, the Geospatial Training Program and other related research and outreach efforts. Emily... Read More →
Monday October 28, 2024 4:15pm - 6:15pm EDT
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