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Geography CPD

Course programme

4.30 – 5.00 – Registration, coffee and a chance to network with other delegates

5.00 – 5.30 – “The use of new technologies in Geography – ideas and suggestions”
                     Rob Chambers, Head of Geography, St Ivo School

5.30 – 7.00 – “Integrating GIS into the Geography Curriculum - An Introduction to                      ArcGIS Online”
                    Jason Sawle, Education Consultant, ESRI UK


How to book:

To book a place please click here and sign up (Places will be limited - deadline for booking - Wednesday 6th January)


For further information or queries
Please contact Rob Chambers (Head of Geography, St Ivo School)

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St Ivo Geography Department are proud to be hosting an ICT / GIS event for local secondary school geography teachers in conjunction with the GA Cambridge and District Branch.

Who is this course for - Cambridgeshire Geography teachers and Heads of Geography (ITE students welcome)

Course Date and Location - St Ivo School, St Ives - Wednesday 13th January 2015 (5-7pm - registration from 4.30).

Course overview

This evening will begin with a short introduction to ideas using new technologies in teaching geography, from the use of twitter through to useful applications for AFL.

The main part of the evening though will involve a hands-on introduction to ArcGIS online and how it can be used in the classroom by Jason Sawle - an ESRI UK Education Consultant. With the new GCSE and A Level specifications fast approaching, the need for Geography Departments to become competent in the use of GIS in teaching and learning to ensure it is embedded in schemes of work is pertinent. In the past, a number of barriers to using GIS including access to expensive software and data has been an issue for many of us, being web based however, ArcGIS online makes it much easier to integrate GIS in teaching and learning with students, requiring no install and providing access to lots of maps and data.

School Address:

Geography Teacher ICT/GIS CPD Event
GA (Cambridge and District Branch)