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- Art 276: Transatlantic Visual Culture
- Mind Mapping and Story Maps
Art 276: Transatlantic Visual Culture
Research and Instruction Librarian for Music & Fine Arts
Karen Olson
she/her/hers
Mind-Mapping for Project Proposals
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Example: Mountains of Kong
My examples:
- Class ExamplesA collection of my own Story Maps created as demonstration examples for other classes - or Story Maps that showcase available features
Examples:
- Story Maps GalleryA variety of Story Map examples created by other organizations
- Misconceptions: Some common geographic mental misplacements - John NelsonGeographic (physical geography) misconceptions on Africa, South America, and Europe
Adding citations in Story Map Projects
Finished with your project? Submit the Story Map!
Done with your Story Map? Make sure to share it to the "Art 276, Spring 2024: Transatlantic Visual Culture" group!
- Share your project as either "organization" only, "public (unlisted)", or "public" in order for it to be graded
- Public (unlisted) means that a login is not required to view the project, but it will not appear in search engines. Check out this YouTube view to see how to do this.
- "Organization" only projects will require someone to log in to view the project