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ANNOUNCEMENT
THE VIRTUAL FIELD COURSE
Novel and innovative Computer Software to support
Geographical Education based in the field is now
available.
Designed around the pedagogic situation of
fieldwork to support preparation, projects and
follow-up, but useful in other learning contexts.
Visit our web page at:
http://www.geog.le.ac.uk/vfc/
* To find out about this project and the software
components we have developed.
* To download taster versions of software that can
be used in support of fieldwork NOW.
Currently you can download tasters of the following
applications, together with examples of their use
in teaching fieldcourses (Virtually Interesting
Projects):
VFC Panoramap Software for fully georeferenced multimedia:
Students can explore georeferenced multimedia
environments you have constructed, or constructed
their own. The software is used with map data,
digital photography, GPS (input and output),
panoramas, audio, text, etc.
Written by Jason Dykes.
VFC Landserf Software for 3D landscape visualization,
exploration, fly-through and analysis: This
program can be used with digital elevation data,
map data, or aerial photography.
Written by Jo Wood.
More applications will be available soon.
The Virtual Field Course project has been funded by
the JISC Technology Applications Programme.
It is a joint project of the Univesity of
Leicester, Birkbeck College, Oxford Brookes
University and City University.
Peter Fisher
Project Director
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