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As I mentioned before, we are in the middle of a rather large project - converting our Coverage data to a Geodatabase. I won’t/can’t delve too deeply into the details, but one part of the project involves making sure that we have complete and correct documentation for both our data development and application development process.
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I did a quick Google for Geography Education and found some interesting sites. Here’s a brief rundown of three sites on the first page:
Mapping.com
Mapping.com is titled as “David Smith’s Mapping.com”. Smith is the author of Mapping the World by Heart and If the World Were a Village, two books that aim to give students a [...]

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I wrote a while back about teaching a JavaScript class at a nearby Community College. Well, they didn’t get enough students enrolled in the course to procede with it, so it was cancelled.
But I still am working with JavaScript and JScript (the Microsoft version of the language) to do some stuff just for me.
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I’ve applied to develop a CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) course for an online learning company and have made it through the first round of selections. Next step is a phone interview, which will happen next week. I’ve heard from one of my references that she was contacted by the company, so it appears that they [...]

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This Fall will be interesting. I’ll be teaching a JavaScript course at Cowley County Community College as part of the Certificate in Web Design and Development program. If all goes well, I will probably teach another course (perhaps covering PHP) in the Spring. Thanks to Mia Allen at Cowley for the opportunity.
Doug Burkholder, formerly a [...]

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