Have you ever wanted to create a crowd sourced map that did not require sign-ins or registrations? Try
Map A List this site allows you to create a map from a Google Form that you generate. Since all of the input comes from a Google Form, you do not need sign ins or editing accounts for your students.
Here are some ideas that I brainstormed for this tool:
- Create a form that includes location for your current events. Your class' current events will be displayed on an interactive map that you can review in class.
- As a writing assignment, have students complete a form that describes their favorite place. All students' favorite places will be displayed on an interactive map that you can share.
- Facts or quotes within books that move around could be shared this way. Then students could review different events in the book by using the interactive map.
Have you ever wanted to create a crowd sourced map that did not require sign-ins or registrations? Try Map A List this site allows you to create a map from a Google Form that you generate. Since all of the input comes from a Google Form, you do not need sign ins or editing accounts for your students.
Here are some ideas that I brainstormed for this tool:
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