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July 31, 2022

Matthew Paris’s Clickable Map

“This project presents an annotated copy of Matthew Paris’s c. 1250 map of Britain (BL Cotton MS Claudius D VI), made using Omeka’s Neatline extension.” The annotated map is clickable with annotations that include text, images from medieval manuscripts, and sometimes modern photographs of locations depicted in Paris’s maps.

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John Wyatt Greenlee

2019

Map of keys

Document on Map of keys

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Author unknown

June 12, 2025

The Expedition Map

This map offers you and your team: Guidance for understanding and using each other’s perspectives to create something together that none of you could have created alone. Guidance to keep going and jointly set a course towards the most innovative and highest achievable result within the given frameworks. This expedition map shows places you might encounter while innovating. If you have already visited several places on the map, then you’re on the right track. The map is also available in Dutch.

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Manon Joosten, Aukje Moltzer, Guido Stompff

August 18, 2022

Icelandic Saga Map

The Icelandic Saga Map project presents some thirty sagas from medieval Iceland with geotagged locations and images. The project aims to showcase the use landscape and eventually manuscript images alongside the places they represent. The project presents a geo-tagged map and is free to use.

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Emily Lethbridge

2019

2.6 Export map to .pdf

Screencast on Export map to .pdf

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Author unknown

March 3, 2022

Mapping Metaphor

Mapping Metaphor is a project hosted by the University of Glasgow and represents the portion of the Mapping Metaphor project devoted particularly to the study of Old English. Deriving its data from the Historical Thesaurus of the Oxford English Dictionary, the project aims to provide useful data and data visualizations that map words and their usage as metaphors in Old English. The project presents over 70,000 metaphorical words in several visual formats. Users can also see which metaphorical words pair most frequently with a variety of statistical analyses. The project has several tutorials and glossaries that teach a user how to use the database. Though the data itself is not available for download, the project includes several modes of searching its findings.

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English Language and Linguistics University of Glasgow

October 7, 2024

Beyond the Map

This book was created as a result of the seminar Voorbij de Kaart: Beschrijvingen van de buiten-Europese wereld in Joan Blaeu’s Grooten Atlas [= Beyond the Map: Descriptions of the non-European World in Joan Blaeu’s Atlas Maior] which was lectured at the University of Groningen in the academic year 2023/24. During the seminar the students critically analysed the texts of non-European regions in the renowned Atlas by Blaeu. About their findings they also wrote short contributions, intended for a broader audience. These student contributions were used for a digital exhibition, hosted by the Special Collections department of the University of Groningen Library, and re-used here in this format as an open textbook. The book is available in Dutch and English About the book: Publisher Joan Blaeu (1599-1673) – following the example of other publishers of cartographic work – also provided his renowned Atlas with extensive accompanying texts. The Dutch-language edition of Atlas Maior, the Grooten Atlas, has nearly 4,000 pages of text. The texts of 20 selected non-European regions have been subjected to careful analysis by History students of the University of Groningen and presented in a beautiful digital exhibition.

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Jeroen Bos

2019

2.1 Add polygons to the geomorphological map in QGIS

Screencast on how to add polygons to the geomorphological map in QGIS

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Author unknown

2019

2.3 Add lines to the geomorphological map in QGIS

Screencast on how to add lines to the geomorphological map in QGIS

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Author unknown

October 17, 2022

1.2 Curiosity - wk1 Mindmapping (EN) (2022-2023)

Whether you want to come up with new ideas, determine what needs to be done for a new project, take notes in a meeting, or work through lesson materials for learning something new, mind mapping can help. A mind map is a way of visually organizing information, which helps to structure and understand the information, gain an overview, but also communicate with others. It makes you more productive, creative, and allows you to remember information better. In this building block we look at what a mind map is, how you can make it, and what you should pay attention to. This is a HBO-ICT building block for Research in Education.

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Esther Hageraats, Danny Plass - Oude Bos, Floor Weijman, John van de Pas, Jenny Oude Bos