posted on 2010-11-01, 00:00authored byJerry Schoen, R. D. Stevenson
Gigapan technologies present new interactive opportunities for people to learn and share information about their local environments. They can be used to look across spatial scales, enrich multimedia journals, and augment digital collections. Herein we describe initial efforts and experiences in sharing information about plants, geology and landscapes in both formal and informal education settings. Our diverse examples suggest ways that current Gigapan technologies can be improved and linked to other technologies and educational programs.