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Using Statistics

Maps as primary resources

Essential questions to ask about visual representations of data, (including maps) to assist interpretation and use.

 

  1. who created it,
  2. why was it created,
  3. how was it created,
  4. what was the context the map was created in,
  5. how does the map compare to similar content? 

​UNC-Chapel Hill School of Education, David Walbert. The original tutorial is no longer accessible.

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Medicine and Public Health

Medical practitioners using mapping technologies to plot the health and welfare of diverse populations. From hand drawn Typhoid maps depicting the disease mapping in the early 20th century to digital maps showing the spread of physician services in the developing world: maps are crucial tools in tracking disease management.

A-Z LIst of Map Resources

Business and Government

Maps can be used to illustrate data, may have a role in propaganda and are often used to make political statements. So take the time to comprehend and interpret the maps that you use.

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