I mean that the OSM stack is quite a complex set of software. You have the API, the editors, the renderer, etc.
You'd have to replicate all of that. As a professional sys-admin with over a decade of experience, I could do that, but even for me, it'd be significant work. If I wasn't a professional, I wouldn't undertake it. What I'd do instead is start more simply, do some simple collection with software that marks things as GPX points and then use something like, say Leaflet, to turn that vector data into a map. The nice thing is if you do this, you can use OSM as an underlay (display your data on top of it). Or if you wanted to get really fancy, than that vector data into shapefile, and feed it into Tilemill, but I suspect that'd be unnecessarily complex for a school class- unless it's a high school or college level course. - Serge _______________________________________________ newbies mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/newbies
