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How To Design A Map Quiz That Even A Cartographer Would Love
Q. How can I design an interesting map quiz? A. You can't. At least you can't if you intend to design a map quiz where you draw some geographical areas and then ask "Where is South America?". While that would definitely qualify as a map quiz, it wouldn't make the grade of an "interesting" map quiz. There is a thin line between geography quiz and map quiz. Once you cross that line, and get away from the simple geography, you can make a map quiz Read More...
Site Maps and Your Website
Sometimes websites have so much information available that it becomes difficult for visitors to get to all the information. There are many tools available in such a situation, including a site map. First off, let's define what a site map (or sitemap) really is. Broadly defined, a site map is a page on your website that links to all the other pages while displaying the organization of the website. This is sometimes merely a list of links to the m Read More...
How To Better Use a Map
Using a map scares some, befuddles some, and is easy for some. Don’t let one get the best of you. The more you use maps, the easier they become. Think of them as a picture taken from way up high. Names, lines, and other markings have been added to help you locate what you are looking for. How do you figure out which way is which? Grab a map and follow along. Almost all maps have a compass marking showing true north. Usually, the sides of Read More...

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