Course: HIST 1307 - World History since 1500
Assignment: Drawing on the themes of global interdependence and migration, you will write a 4-6 page (double-spaced) paper on an individual (e.g. Hasekura Tsunenaga, Eliza Bradley, Hannah Arendt, etc.) who crossed multiple borders and described his or her experiences. After writing the paper, you will design a Story Map as a visual accompaniment to your paper.
One Map Note per Story Map slide
After successfully logging in, click Map link at top page header. | |
Select a Basemap that you like |
Ensure the Map Contents are visible | |
Use the Search Box to zoom to a location. | |
Create a layer of our location by using the dropdown and select New Map Notes Layer. | |
Rename the new Map Notes layer. |
Navigate to a second location and zoom in close enough to manually select buildings on the ground. | |
Click Add and select Add Map Notes | |
Provide a name based on the location selected
Leave Template as Map Notes
Click Create |
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Select a Stickpin, Pushpin, or Cross and place the marker on the map.
Specify Title, and optionally Description, Image URL, Image Link URL.
Add another pin for fun? |
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Click the triangle to the right of Add Features to exit Edit mode. |
Zoom back to your first location and zoom in relatively close. | |
To add a new feature, first ensure that the Map Note you want to edit is the top layer in the Contents list.
Click Edit |
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Experiment with adding additional Points and Areas |
At the top toolbar, click Save and select Save. | |
Specify Title, Tags, and click Save Map. | |
Click Share on the top toolbar
Check Everyone (public)
Click Create a Web App |
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Click Build a Story Map
Select Story Map Journal
Click Create Web App |
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Leave defaults and click Done |
Click Save on the top right of screen | |
Click Share on the top left | |
Done! |
Click Add and select Browse Living Atlas Layers. |
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Search for historical |
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