Geographical Information Systems (GIS)
Students will explore the application of GIS technology in geographical inquiry and analysis.
Key Questions
- Explain how GIS technology changes the way geographers interpret and analyze the world.
- Analyze the benefits of using multiple data layers in a GIS for spatial decision-making.
- Evaluate the ethical considerations associated with the collection and use of geographical data in GIS.
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
Suggested Methodologies
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