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Teachers You already know that Geographic Information Systems are about much more than geography. GIS encompasses all of STEM and adds the Arts (STEAM). GIS offers your students an interdisciplinary approach to learning that unites computer technology, computer-assisted design, digital design and analytic problem-solving. On the Way with GIS builds on the introduction to GIS, established in Open the Door to GIS, featuring more advanced topics. Students will strengthen their skills and increase their confidence in a digital environment, while you guide and support them with pedagogy, not technical expertise. On the Way with GIS inspires students to construct inquiry-based learning techniques, developing transferable skills, by using applications of GIS in a variety of scenarios. Don't just teach your students how to use GIS, encourage your students to learn how to be part of the global community creating QGIS through understanding how it is constructed, how it works, and what can be done with it.

It's time for you to get going QGIS is waiting for you to join the Open Source movement. Where will you go with QGIS? Well, that depends on you. You don't need to wait for someone to tell you exactly what you should do and where you should go.Are you interested in design? Do you like to solve problems? Does working with computer technology fascinate you? You can use your knowledge of GIS to go in any or all of these directions. Following on the path from Open the Door to GIS, On the Way with GIS challenges you to take your learning to new heights. Remember, this is learning with a difference.On the Way with GIS supports you on your journey by letting you find your own route, insisting you work in your own way. Get on the way today and discover a world of GIS adventures as you explore the paths leading to online maps, route creation, model building, and more.