Images in geography - Great expectations

Geography

Volumn 90, Issue 1, 2005, Pages 3-17

  Fox, Peter S ^a  

^a Geography Subject Team   (United Kingdom)

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GEOGRAPHY EDUCATION; LEARNING; TEACHING; TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT;

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1. Similar work on the use of films in geography was also taking place in Lancashire, Manchester, Ealing, West Ham, Banbury and Glasgow.
2. Copyright is a complex area and would benefit from being clarified to enable teachers and students to use and manipulate still and moving images and sound from a variety of sources.
3. Some of the MEP software packages developed in the 1980s were built around the needs of the Geography 14-18 Project, which was based in Bristol and led by Dr Gladys Hickman.
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