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GIScience III: Questions of time

Video: Slow Maps: Cartographic Attention and the Question of Geography

GIScience I: Social histories and disciplinary crucibles (or how to think progress otherwise?)

Mapshop: Learning to Map, Mapping to Learn

Quantified Self-City-Nation and the Slippages of Platform Urbanisms

Geographic Education in a Modern World

Video Lecture: Paying Attention

Map the Trace

Adventures in Online Mapping

Thinking/Making Geographic Representation

On the criticality of mapping practices: geodesign as critical GIS?

Capturing

Data matter(s): legitimacy, coding, and qualifications-of-life

Qualitative GIS Symposium: AAG NYC 2012

Invited lecture at Rupture and Flow: The Circulation of Technoscientific Facts and Objects

On qualitative GIS in the classroom

Coding community: Geographic information technologies and mappings of the city street

Emerging Media Initiative faculty fellows lecture

Classroom cognitive mappings of Muncie, Indiana

Situating Neogeography: A Paper Session at the AAGs