By Andres | In News

Who’d a thunk it? A map of GIS Jobs. One part GJC and one part Google Maps.

See it here or here.

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By Andres | In News

More info here.

Wowee.

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By Andres | In News

Take a little bit of WeatherBug, Flickr, Wikipedia, Eventful, and Gruvr™ and mix it up with Google Maps.

Start here.  Or see Bern, Switzerland.

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By Andres | In Toolbox

You spoke…I listened.

As easy as 1-2-3.  If you are so inclined, anonymous voting is now available on BlinkGeo stories.  What does that mean?  You don’t even need to register for an account to help promote stories.  Who’d a thunk it?

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By Andres | In Say Wut?

This post was started late last night, but I couldn’t get myself to publish it until this morning. I you haven’t caught up on the series yet, you can start with the following links:

• Overview (Part One)
• Baseline Definition of GIS that Is User-Friendly (Part Deux)
• Advocacy to the Public (Part Three)
• Advocating Advocacy Amongst Ourselves (Part Four)
• CREPUG [Correcting, Redefining and/or Expanding People’s Understanding of GIS] (Part Five)
• Sharing the Eye Candy (Part Six)

You might want to get comfortable, ’cause this is a long one. In my first post in the series, I gave a definition of sticky, I laid out the bullet points you see above and I gave my reasoning for wanting to make GIS more ’sticky.’ [Read more…]

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