Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Mount Oread OCTA-Trails & Tales
http://www
Labels: eco-challenge, eco-history, KU GIS Day, OCTA-Trails Marker, Planet U, watershed
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Blanton's Crossing Eco-History Mystery
Labels: agritourism, eco-history, MentorshipART, OCTA-Trails Marker, social responsibility, watershed
Friday, September 18, 2009
Using Google Maps with Garmin GPS Devices
Follow along with Jake from the Garmin Blog Team as he shows users how to send Google Map information directly to your Garmin GPS device.
Visit http://garmin.blogs.com for more information
Labels: agritourism, geotourism, OCTA-Trails Marker, outdoor recreation, Planet U, watershed
Saturday, May 23, 2009
FIFTH Freedom's natural heritage adVenturing (FFnha)
Labels: “Blog Action Day”, distributed learning, eco-challenge, eco-history, geotourism, national heritage trail, OCTA-Trails Marker, outdoor recreation, Planet U, social responsibility, watershed
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Richard Louv's Jayhawker Magazine Yearbook Memes
University of Kansas - The Jayhawker Yearbook Class of 1969 Page 289
1969 JAYHAWKER MAGAZINE YEARBOOK SPRING ISSUE Transition 1969 277 Sports 293
... John Hill; " The Sounds of Silence, " Richard Louv; Theater Editor,
Cached - Similar pages
University of Kansas - The Jayhawker Yearbook Class of 1969 Page 129
1969 JAYHAWKER MAGAZINE YEARBOOK WINTER ISSUE Transition 69
121 Sports 133 Living ... Bonnie Flett, Cheryl Block, Richard Louv; Theater Editor, Bob Butler;
Experience ALL-WinWin Kanza Territory StoryTech Singularity ...
Labels: leapfrog, OCTA-Trails Marker, outdoor recreation, Planet U
Friday, October 10, 2008
DeSoto Riverfront Park Blues & BBQ
LJWorld.com / De Soto’s Blues and BBQ to involve Lawrence artists
Oct 10, 2008 ... The park was built on the Kansas River just west of De Soto’s historic core.
... Saturday at De Soto blues fest October 9, 2008
... http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2008/oct/10/de_sotos_blues_and_bbq_involve_lawrence_artists
Labels: geotourism, national heritage trail, OCTA-Trails Marker, outdoor recreation, watershed
Saturday, January 12, 2008
KSHS-KVHA GeoVenturing-LNTours(cc)
Kanza-OCTA Trails-n-Tales(cc)
Click title above for StoryTech Demo or here for Picasa2 pix ...
Uniontown Ferry Crossing: River Roots Research
Seeking inter-regional benchmarks for All-WinWin Eco-Futures: "TRCP.org" usda natural resource preservation protection fws.gov wetland habitat recreation trails

Labels: “Blog Action Day”, agritourism, eco-history, geotourism, national heritage trail, OCTA-Trails Marker, watershed
Sunday, November 19, 2006
Oregon-California Trail Marker:
KU Campus Hilltop Benchmarks
According to the Princeton Review of 361 Best Colleges, KU is a "College with a Conscience" and among the top 81 schools in the country when it comes to service-learning programs and blending academics with community service.

* Fifth Annual KU GIS Day 2006 Participants :: Social Geocoding Sampler
* Real-time GPS tracking map for GISpeaker Tim Hibbard
* CIMS: Campus Incident Management Systems * Future Thought Leadership* embraces the mentorship art of anticipatory thinking? using futures techniques?. The purpose of blended visual learning? protocols is to show connections between cause and (un)intended consequences.
Labels: KU GIS Day, OCTA-Trails Marker, social geocoding, social responsibility
Thursday, September 15, 2005
California Road Eco-History Highpoints

Explore NW Johnson County Kansas Byways via AIMS.jocogov.org
"California Road" Eco-History Highpoints along the K-7 Corridor ...
EcoTrekUSA-i4C mapXchange
Discover "Prairie Passage in Kansas" Foodscapes & Viewscapes
... Ag-Heritage, Biking, Birding, Fishing, Hiking & River Keeping ...
Some related posts from Technorati and Google.
[Kangis.org] KanGIS geotechnologies in education: In addition to funding the Roper Poll, National Geographic has invested more than$100 million to improve geographic knowledge in and out of the classroom.
Activities include the National Geographic Bee, a nationwide contest inwhich nearly 5 million fourth- through eighth-graders participate each year.
Through the National Geographic Education Foundation, teachers can tap into a grassroots network of state-based geographic alliances, onlinere sources, grant programs that encourage teachers to develop new and innovative teaching methods, and public-awareness campaigns for geography.
Labels: agritourism, eco-challenge, eco-history, geotourism, OCTA-Trails Marker, outdoor recreation

