David Morgan (He/Him)
@dav1dm0rgan.bsky.social
GIS for Learning & Engagement | Former Fieldworker | #TrainKnitter | (not very good) Underwater Hockey Player
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I’m really proud of the brilliant things we’ve done as a team, hundreds of trainee and established teachers trained, the amazing (and very 🍊) teachwithgis.co.uk, collaborations with the Met Office and much more!
Teach with GIS UK
Designed for educators who want to enhance teaching and learning across the curriculum using interactive tools, maps and data.
teachwithgis.co.uk
May 21, 2025 at 7:41 AM
I’m really proud of the brilliant things we’ve done as a team, hundreds of trainee and established teachers trained, the amazing (and very 🍊) teachwithgis.co.uk, collaborations with the Met Office and much more!
Ha! it was more 5 years from that "other" virus! Just reminiscing on the morning of the 24th March that year.
March 24, 2025 at 2:14 PM
Ha! it was more 5 years from that "other" virus! Just reminiscing on the morning of the 24th March that year.
5 years on this isn't the post I needed at the top of my feed! Thanks Andy!
March 24, 2025 at 12:03 PM
5 years on this isn't the post I needed at the top of my feed! Thanks Andy!
Congratulations on reaching such a significant milestone in your PhD journey!
(love the colour scheme!)
(love the colour scheme!)
December 18, 2024 at 11:07 AM
Congratulations on reaching such a significant milestone in your PhD journey!
(love the colour scheme!)
(love the colour scheme!)
Guinness not whisky, controversial!
December 5, 2024 at 9:54 AM
Guinness not whisky, controversial!
This looks a really interesting data set - useful for something I'm working on at the minute exploring different communities access to nature..
2 x Q's
1. Is the data set currently shared on AGOL?
2. Is it just for London? Category names would suggest so at the minute. Any plans to expand this?
2 x Q's
1. Is the data set currently shared on AGOL?
2. Is it just for London? Category names would suggest so at the minute. Any plans to expand this?
November 19, 2024 at 10:33 AM
This looks a really interesting data set - useful for something I'm working on at the minute exploring different communities access to nature..
2 x Q's
1. Is the data set currently shared on AGOL?
2. Is it just for London? Category names would suggest so at the minute. Any plans to expand this?
2 x Q's
1. Is the data set currently shared on AGOL?
2. Is it just for London? Category names would suggest so at the minute. Any plans to expand this?
Looking pretty good! When are we starting that hat?
November 19, 2024 at 9:20 AM
Looking pretty good! When are we starting that hat?
Working towards the transition to Uni GIS is a challenge as when, how and how well, GIS is introduced in degrees is very mixed.
The feedback we see working with recent geog grads is that when their first encounter with GIS is at school their perceptions and experiences are MUCH more positive!!
The feedback we see working with recent geog grads is that when their first encounter with GIS is at school their perceptions and experiences are MUCH more positive!!
November 14, 2024 at 10:31 AM
Working towards the transition to Uni GIS is a challenge as when, how and how well, GIS is introduced in degrees is very mixed.
The feedback we see working with recent geog grads is that when their first encounter with GIS is at school their perceptions and experiences are MUCH more positive!!
The feedback we see working with recent geog grads is that when their first encounter with GIS is at school their perceptions and experiences are MUCH more positive!!