Been playing with Google Maps lately, so I mapped the places I visited (with the blue markers.) All are places in the Philippines, no overseas yet… perhaps soon. Here’s my travelogue map:
View My Travelogue in a larger map
Posted on May 7, 2010 under Applications, Others. This post currently has 0 comment(s).
Been playing with Google Maps lately, so I mapped the places I visited (with the blue markers.) All are places in the Philippines, no overseas yet… perhaps soon. Here’s my travelogue map:
View My Travelogue in a larger map
Posted on May 4, 2010 under Uncategorized. This post currently has 0 comment(s).
Ederts, a fellow GTUG member here in Cebu, invited me to join the Cebu Precinct Mapping Party yesterday, May 3, 2010, at their office for the Google’s Find Your Precinct – 2010 Election Project. This project is basically a collaborative effort from volunteer Google mappers across the country aiming to help Filipino voters to locate their voting centers. Here’s a detailed post by Aileen Apolo – de Jesus for this project – Google Find Your Precinct (and Help by Mapping Too!).
Posted on June 23, 2009 under Uncategorized. This post currently has 0 comment(s).
The trend in web technology is just awesome. Now, you can even map your community or city online and make it visible to the rest of the world. With Google Map Maker, you can label cities, roads, establishments, etc. in just few clicks. It also allows to collaborate with others who might want to help you with your mapping.
The above photo is the screenshot of my community. I created a polygon shape that covers the area of my barangay and labeled it as seen in the pop-up balloon.
Google Map Maker tool is easy to use. All you need to do is login with your Google Account and locate the place you want to map. There’s a set of tools located above your map which you can use: point, line and shape. Just click on it and select a feature you want to add to your map, like the coffee shop you usually hang-out with your friends.