A dynamic web site serves as a learning and community mapping hub, with activities, reference materials and a growing database of related maps and stories.  There will be opportunities to connect with people from different locations who choose to participate in an evolving online mapping process, whether or not they’ve been able to visit the physical museum.

The Mobile Mapping Museum encourages ongoing participation with the Locatomator device and software for cell phones.  The site will be a portal for web-based community and learning experiences initiated by a trip to the museum

• more info about mapping/history/etc. links
• database of kids maps/different options of combining and connecting them/ changing/adding/revising – re-mapping (while keeping originals in tact)
• also ability to email maps to yourself, your friends
• map chat?
• resources
• how maps can be used
• maps and technology
• changing maps
• what maps can/can’t tell you
• how to determine what’s not in a map
• different views/map layers
• follow-up activities and curricula guides for parents and schools