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A World Without Spatial Thinking: Why GIS in Education and Society Matter

by jjk|Published 3 February 2016

My presentation using ArcGIS Online’s presentation mode on: Sleepwalking into the Future:  A World Without Spatial Thinking:  Why GIS in Education and Society Matters.

Spatial Thinking Matters
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