Dear all,
Some of you may have noticed I've been quiet of the past 6 months or
so except to report bugs. Well I was busy writing and delivering a new
course for PennState on Open Web Mapping. Finally its all over and its
time to give back to the community first there is a page of student
projects the majority are a built with GeoServer and MapBuilder at
http://webmapping.mgis.psu.edu/mapbuilder/demo/index2.html. PennState
has also generously agreed to give away the course ware under a CCSA
license so you can all see what I've been saying about your projects
at GEOG 585: Open Web Mapping.
If any one would like to take the two case study lessons and roll them
in to tutorials you're welcome.
In general all the students were very happy about the quality and ease
of use of the open source tools they used, mostly they wanted more
MapBuilder documentation and more projections.
Ian
Very cool Ian. Where can i sign up for the course!! 
Ian Turton wrote:
Dear all,
Some of you may have noticed I've been quiet of the past 6 months or
so except to report bugs. Well I was busy writing and delivering a new
course for PennState on Open Web Mapping. Finally its all over and its
time to give back to the community first there is a page of student
projects the majority are a built with GeoServer and MapBuilder at
http://webmapping.mgis.psu.edu/mapbuilder/demo/index2.html. PennState
has also generously agreed to give away the course ware under a CCSA
license so you can all see what I've been saying about your projects
at https://courseware.e-education.psu.edu/courses/geog585/content/home.html.
If any one would like to take the two case study lessons and roll them
in to tutorials you're welcome.
In general all the students were very happy about the quality and ease
of use of the open source tools they used, mostly they wanted more
MapBuilder documentation and more projections.
Ian
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