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OMG y’all, did you know?! It’s…

Lyzi Diamond

NACIS 2014

Pittsburgh, PA

bit.ly/maptime-nacis

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What is Maptime?

1. A time for learning about maps

2. Hands-on

3. Beginner-focused

4. Emphasis on open source, programming, and web-mapping

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Maptime exists because community, inclusivity, and accessibility are important and necessary components of positive learning experiences.

bit.ly/why-maptime

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State of the Map 2014

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maptime.io/chapters

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I’m in! How do I start?

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1. Find the community

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2. Hammer out the logistics (and ask us for help: hello@maptime.io)

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3. Make sure your event is inclusive, interactive,

and appropriate. (Use Maptime tutorials! Make your own!)

maptime.io/state-of-the-maptime

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maptime.github.io/anatomy-of-a-web-map

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maptime.github.io/osm-101

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maptime.github.io/geodata

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github.com/maptime

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4. Include the two magic sentences in your meeting invite: Please bring a laptop! Beginners very welcome.

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Maptime has many different models, so it can work anywhere.

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Maptime is an important idea: it shouldn’t be so hard to learn, and we have the power to make it easier – and teach ourselves in the process.

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And yes… we have stickers.

Come talk to us.

Thanks!

I’m @lyzidiamond

Check out: maptime.io

Also: github.com/maptime

If you’re gonna maptime: hello@maptime.io