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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bring data to life with this essential guide to storytelling with maps. From scraping patterns in sand to drawing intricate lines on vellum and paper, to charting every place on the planet, humans have used maps as a powerful storytelling medium. The advent of the digital age has revolutionized the creation, distribution, and consumption of maps. The web created enormous opportunities for storytelling, enabling maps to dance and weave, partnering with other multimedia elementsphotos, video, audio, textto tell countless tales about our world. Featuring a foreword by renowned travel writer and cofounder of Lonely Planet Tony Wheeler, Telling Stories with Maps: Lessons from a Lifetime of Creating Place-Based Narratives bridges both the analog and digital realms, showcasing how maps themselves tell stories and enrich narratives by providing context and insight. Richly illustrated with examples from traditional maps to the latest digital visualizations, this book is an essential guide for anyone interested in the powerful storytelling potential of maps. Topics covered include: How storytelling is fundamental to our humanity Comparing and contrasting the use of words, images, and maps in storytelling How maps help us tackle the who, what, when, where, why, and how Considerations for the deep connection between maps and memory How cartography and location-based storytelling have changed during the digital age How the author and his collaborators refined storytelling techniques to create printed wall maps and atlas plates The roles that maps play in narrative context Readers will learn: 15 approaches to storytelling and place-based topics How exposure to maps and geography can change how we think Storytelling approaches suited for digital media yet honoring the centuries-old conventions of cartography How to develop multimedia stories with the ability to employ motion and interactivity for your audience Practical features and functions of ArcGIS StoryMaps, Esris storytelling platform, with insight and inspiration you can apply to your stories. Author Allen Carroll brings his experience from both the National Geographic Society and Esri into his writing. Carroll spent more than a decade of his 27-year career at National Geographic Society as chief cartographer. In 2010, Caroll joined Esri and founded its ArcGIS StoryMaps team, which developed web tools that enabled hundreds of thousands of individuals and organizations to tell place-based stories combining interactive maps and multimedia content. Telling Stories with Maps is a winding journey, from thoughts on how our brains process spatial information to practical tips on creating stories, that will guide and inspire you to create place-based narratives that intrigue readers. Bring place-based data to life with this essential guide to storytelling with maps, written by the founder of ArcGIS StoryMaps, Esris storytelling platform. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. 1st. Bring data to life with this essential guide to storytelling with maps. From scraping patterns in sand to drawing intricate lines on vellum and paper, to charting every place on the planet, humans have used maps as a powerful storytelling medium. The advent of the digital age has revolutionized the creation, distribution, and consumption of maps. The web created enormous opportunities for storytelling, enabling maps to dance and weave, partnering with other multimedia elements-photos, video, audio, text-to tell countless tales about our world. Featuring a foreword by renowned travel writer and cofounder of Lonely Planet Tony Wheeler, Telling Stories with Maps: Lessons from a Lifetime of Creating Place-Based Narratives bridges both the analog and digital realms, showcasing how maps themselves tell stories and enrich narratives by providing context and insight. Richly illustrated with examples from traditional maps to the latest digital visualizations, this book is an essential guide for anyone interested in the powerful storytelling potential of maps. Topics covered include: How storytelling is fundamental to our humanity  Comparing and contrasting the use of words, images, and maps in storytelling How maps help us tackle the who, what, when, where, why, and how  Considerations for the deep connection between maps and memory How cartography and location-based storytelling have changed during the digital age  How the author and his collaborators refined storytelling techniques to create printed wall maps and atlas plates The roles that maps play in narrative context Readers will learn:  15 approaches to storytelling and place-based topics How exposure to maps and geography can change how we think Storytelling approaches suited for digital media yet honoring the centuries-old conventions of cartography How to develop multimedia stories with the ability to employ motion and interactivity for your audience Practical features and functions of ArcGIS StoryMaps, Esri's storytelling platform, with insight and inspiration you can apply to your stories. Author Allen Carroll brings his experience from both the National Geographic Society and Esri into his writing. Carroll spent more than a decade of his 27-year career at National Geographic Society as chief cartographer. In 2010, Caroll joined Esri and founded its ArcGIS StoryMaps team, which developed web tools that enabled hundreds of thousands of individuals and organizations to tell place-based stories combining interactive maps and multimedia content. Telling Stories with Maps is a winding journey, from thoughts on how our brains process spatial information to practical tips on creating stories, that will guide and inspire you to create place-based narratives that intrigue readers.…

Paperback. Condición: New. 1st. Bring data to life with this essential guide to storytelling with maps. From scraping patterns in sand to drawing intricate lines on vellum and paper, to charting every place on the planet, humans have used maps as a powerful storytelling medium. The advent of the digital age has revolutionized the creation, distribution, and consumption of maps. The web created enormous opportunities for storytelling, enabling maps to dance and weave, partnering with other multimedia elements-photos, video, audio, text-to tell countless tales about our world. Featuring a foreword by renowned travel writer and cofounder of Lonely Planet Tony Wheeler, Telling Stories with Maps: Lessons from a Lifetime of Creating Place-Based Narratives bridges both the analog and digital realms, showcasing how maps themselves tell stories and enrich narratives by providing context and insight. Richly illustrated with examples from traditional maps to the latest digital visualizations, this book is an essential guide for anyone interested in the powerful storytelling potential of maps. Topics covered include: How storytelling is fundamental to our humanity  Comparing and contrasting the use of words, images, and maps in storytelling How maps help us tackle the who, what, when, where, why, and how  Considerations for the deep connection between maps and memory How cartography and location-based storytelling have changed during the digital age  How the author and his collaborators refined storytelling techniques to create printed wall maps and atlas plates The roles that maps play in narrative context Readers will learn:  15 approaches to storytelling and place-based topics How exposure to maps and geography can change how we think Storytelling approaches suited for digital media yet honoring the centuries-old conventions of cartography How to develop multimedia stories with the ability to employ motion and interactivity for your audience Practical features and functions of ArcGIS StoryMaps, Esri's storytelling platform, with insight and inspiration you can apply to your stories. Author Allen Carroll brings his experience from both the National Geographic Society and Esri into his writing. Carroll spent more than a decade of his 27-year career at National Geographic Society as chief cartographer. In 2010, Caroll joined Esri and founded its ArcGIS StoryMaps team, which developed web tools that enabled hundreds of thousands of individuals and organizations to tell place-based stories combining interactive maps and multimedia content. Telling Stories with Maps is a winding journey, from thoughts on how our brains process spatial information to practical tips on creating stories, that will guide and inspire you to create place-based narratives that intrigue readers.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. 1st. Bring data to life with this essential guide to storytelling with maps. From scraping patterns in sand to drawing intricate lines on vellum and paper, to charting every place on the planet, humans have used maps as a powerful storytelling medium. The advent of the digital age has revolutionized the creation, distribution, and consumption of maps. The web created enormous opportunities for storytelling, enabling maps to dance and weave, partnering with other multimedia elements-photos, video, audio, text-to tell countless tales about our world. Featuring a foreword by renowned travel writer and cofounder of Lonely Planet Tony Wheeler, Telling Stories with Maps: Lessons from a Lifetime of Creating Place-Based Narratives bridges both the analog and digital realms, showcasing how maps themselves tell stories and enrich narratives by providing context and insight. Richly illustrated with examples from traditional maps to the latest digital visualizations, this book is an essential guide for anyone interested in the powerful storytelling potential of maps. Topics covered include: How storytelling is fundamental to our humanity  Comparing and contrasting the use of words, images, and maps in storytelling How maps help us tackle the who, what, when, where, why, and how  Considerations for the deep connection between maps and memory How cartography and location-based storytelling have changed during the digital age  How the author and his collaborators refined storytelling techniques to create printed wall maps and atlas plates The roles that maps play in narrative context Readers will learn:  15 approaches to storytelling and place-based topics How exposure to maps and geography can change how we think Storytelling approaches suited for digital media yet honoring the centuries-old conventions of cartography How to develop multimedia stories with the ability to employ motion and interactivity for your audience Practical features and functions of ArcGIS StoryMaps, Esri's storytelling platform, with insight and inspiration you can apply to your stories. Author Allen Carroll brings his experience from both the National Geographic Society and Esri into his writing. Carroll spent more than a decade of his 27-year career at National Geographic Society as chief cartographer. In 2010, Caroll joined Esri and founded its ArcGIS StoryMaps team, which developed web tools that enabled hundreds of thousands of individuals and organizations to tell place-based stories combining interactive maps and multimedia content. Telling Stories with Maps is a winding journey, from thoughts on how our brains process spatial information to practical tips on creating stories, that will guide and inspire you to create place-based narratives that intrigue readers.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. 1st. Bring data to life with this essential guide to storytelling with maps. From scraping patterns in sand to drawing intricate lines on vellum and paper, to charting every place on the planet, humans have used maps as a powerful storytelling medium. The advent of the digital age has revolutionized the creation, distribution, and consumption of maps. The web created enormous opportunities for storytelling, enabling maps to dance and weave, partnering with other multimedia elements-photos, video, audio, text-to tell countless tales about our world. Featuring a foreword by renowned travel writer and cofounder of Lonely Planet Tony Wheeler, Telling Stories with Maps: Lessons from a Lifetime of Creating Place-Based Narratives bridges both the analog and digital realms, showcasing how maps themselves tell stories and enrich narratives by providing context and insight. Richly illustrated with examples from traditional maps to the latest digital visualizations, this book is an essential guide for anyone interested in the powerful storytelling potential of maps. Topics covered include: How storytelling is fundamental to our humanity  Comparing and contrasting the use of words, images, and maps in storytelling How maps help us tackle the who, what, when, where, why, and how  Considerations for the deep connection between maps and memory How cartography and location-based storytelling have changed during the digital age  How the author and his collaborators refined storytelling techniques to create printed wall maps and atlas plates The roles that maps play in narrative context Readers will learn:  15 approaches to storytelling and place-based topics How exposure to maps and geography can change how we think Storytelling approaches suited for digital media yet honoring the centuries-old conventions of cartography How to develop multimedia stories with the ability to employ motion and interactivity for your audience Practical features and functions of ArcGIS StoryMaps, Esri's storytelling platform, with insight and inspiration you can apply to your stories. Author Allen Carroll brings his experience from both the National Geographic Society and Esri into his writing. Carroll spent more than a decade of his 27-year career at National Geographic Society as chief cartographer. In 2010, Caroll joined Esri and founded its ArcGIS StoryMaps team, which developed web tools that enabled hundreds of thousands of individuals and organizations to tell place-based stories combining interactive maps and multimedia content. Telling Stories with Maps is a winding journey, from thoughts on how our brains process spatial information to practical tips on creating stories, that will guide and inspire you to create place-based narratives that intrigue readers.…

Condición: New. Idioma/Language: Inglés. Bring data to life with this essential guide to storytelling with maps. From scraping patterns in sand to drawing intricate lines on vellum and paper, to charting every place on the planet, humans have used maps as a powerful storytelling medium. The advent of the digital age has revolutionized the creation, distribution, and consumption of maps. The web created enormous opportunities for storytelling, enabling maps to dance and weave, partnering with other multimedia elements--photos, video, audio, text--to tell countless tales about our world. Featuring a foreword by renowned travel writer and cofounder of Lonely Planet Tony Wheeler, Telling Stories with Maps: Lessons from a Lifetime of Creating Place-Based Narratives bridges both the analog and digital realms, showcasing how maps themselves tell stories and enrich narratives by providing context and insight. Richly illustrated with examples from traditional maps to the latest digital visualizations, this book is an essential guide for anyone interested in the powerful storytelling potential of maps. Topics covered include: How storytelling is fundamental to our humanity Comparing and contrasting the use of words, images, and maps in storytelling How maps help us tackle the who, what, when, where, why, and how Considerations for the deep connection between maps and memory How cartography and location-based storytelling have changed during the digital age How the author and his collaborators refined storytelling techniques to create printed wall maps and atlas plates The roles that maps play in narrative context Readers will learn: 15 approaches to storytelling and place-based topics How exposure to maps and geography can change how we think Storytelling approaches suited for digital media yet honoring the centuries-old conventions of cartography How to develop multimedia stories with the ability to employ motion and interactivity for your audience Practical features and functions of ArcGIS StoryMaps, Esri's storytelling platform, with insight and inspiration you can apply to your stories. Author Allen Carroll brings his experience from both the National Geographic Society and Esri into his writing. Carroll spent more than a decade of his 27-year career at National Geographic Society as chief cartographer. In 2010, Caroll joined Esri and founded its ArcGIS StoryMaps team, which developed web tools that enabled hundreds of thousands of individuals and organizations to tell place-based stories combining interactive maps and multimedia content. Telling Stories with Maps is a winding journey, from thoughts on how our brains process spatial information to practical tips on creating stories, that will guide and inspire you to create place-based narratives that intrigue readers. *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bring data to life with this essential guide to storytelling with maps. From scraping patterns in sand to drawing intricate lines on vellum and paper, to charting every place on the planet, humans have used maps as a powerful storytelling medium. The advent of the digital age has revolutionized the creation, distribution, and consumption of maps. The web created enormous opportunities for storytelling, enabling maps to dance and weave, partnering with other multimedia elementsphotos, video, audio, textto tell countless tales about our world. Featuring a foreword by renowned travel writer and cofounder of Lonely Planet Tony Wheeler, Telling Stories with Maps: Lessons from a Lifetime of Creating Place-Based Narratives bridges both the analog and digital realms, showcasing how maps themselves tell stories and enrich narratives by providing context and insight. Richly illustrated with examples from traditional maps to the latest digital visualizations, this book is an essential guide for anyone interested in the powerful storytelling potential of maps. Topics covered include: How storytelling is fundamental to our humanity Comparing and contrasting the use of words, images, and maps in storytelling How maps help us tackle the who, what, when, where, why, and how Considerations for the deep connection between maps and memory How cartography and location-based storytelling have changed during the digital age How the author and his collaborators refined storytelling techniques to create printed wall maps and atlas plates The roles that maps play in narrative context Readers will learn: 15 approaches to storytelling and place-based topics How exposure to maps and geography can change how we think Storytelling approaches suited for digital media yet honoring the centuries-old conventions of cartography How to develop multimedia stories with the ability to employ motion and interactivity for your audience Practical features and functions of ArcGIS StoryMaps, Esris storytelling platform, with insight and inspiration you can apply to your stories. Author Allen Carroll brings his experience from both the National Geographic Society and Esri into his writing. Carroll spent more than a decade of his 27-year career at National Geographic Society as chief cartographer. In 2010, Caroll joined Esri and founded its ArcGIS StoryMaps team, which developed web tools that enabled hundreds of thousands of individuals and organizations to tell place-based stories combining interactive maps and multimedia content. Telling Stories with Maps is a winding journey, from thoughts on how our brains process spatial information to practical tips on creating stories, that will guide and inspire you to create place-based narratives that intrigue readers. Bring place-based data to life with this essential guide to storytelling with maps, written by the founder of ArcGIS StoryMaps, Esris storytelling platform. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bring data to life with this essential guide to storytelling with maps.From scraping patterns in sand to drawing intricate lines on vellum and paper, to charting every place on the planet, humans have used maps as a powerful storytelling medium. The advent of the digital age has revolutionized the creation, distribution, and consumption of maps. The web created enormous opportunities for storytelling, enabling maps to dance and weave, partnering with other multimedia elements-photos, video, audio, text-to tell countless tales about our world.Featuring a foreword by renowned travel writer and cofounder of Lonely Planet Tony Wheeler, Telling Stories with Maps: Lessons from a Lifetime of Creating Place-Based Narratives bridges both the analog and digital realms, showcasing how maps themselves tell stories and enrich narratives by providing context and insight. Richly illustrated with examples from traditional maps to the latest digital visualizations, this book is an essential guide for anyone interested in the powerful storytelling potential of maps.Topics covered include:How storytelling is fundamental to our humanityComparing and contrasting the use of words, images, and maps in storytellingHow maps help us tackle the who, what, when, where, why, and howConsiderations for the deep connection between maps and memoryHow cartography and location-based storytelling have changed during the digital ageHow the author and his collaborators refined storytelling techniques to create printed wall maps and atlas platesThe roles that maps play in narrative contextReaders will learn:15 approaches to storytelling and place-based topicsHow exposure to maps and geography can change how we thinkStorytelling approaches suited for digital media yet honoring the centuries-old conventions of cartographyHow to develop multimedia stories with the ability to employ motion and interactivity for your audiencePractical features and functions of ArcGIS StoryMaps, Esri's storytelling platform, with insight and inspiration you can apply to your stories.Author Allen Carroll brings his experience from both the National Geographic Society and Esri into his writing. Carroll spent more than a decade of his 27-year career at National Geographic Society as chief cartographer. In 2010, Caroll joined Esri and founded its ArcGIS StoryMaps team, which developed web tools that enabled hundreds of thousands of individuals and organizations to tell place-based stories combining interactive maps and multimedia content.Telling Stories with Maps is a winding journey, from thoughts on how our brains process spatial information to practical tips on creating stories, that will guide and inspire you to create place-based narratives that intrigue readers. Bring place-based data to life with this essential guide to storytelling with maps, written by the founder of ArcGIS StoryMaps, Esri's storytelling platform. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Telling Stories with Maps | Lessons from a Lifetime of Creating Place-Based Narratives | Allen Carroll | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | ESRI Press | EAN 9781589487970 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …