ACTFL08 Presentation: Online mapping tools build on the popularity of sites such as MapQuest, allowing users to create customizable online maps connecting real-world topography with the history, culture, economy and literature of specific locales.

1. An Interdisciplinary Approach To Language Learning
Using Online Mapping Tools
Geographica restituta per globi trientes
CC Licensed: Norman B Leventhal Map Center
http://flickr.com/photos/normanbleventhalmapcenter/2709981627/
Kevin Gaugler, Marist College
Barbara Lindsey, University of Connecticut
ACTFL 2008
http://delicious.com/tag/actfl08

2. Story Telling and Cartography
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island_of_California

3. FANTASTIC FOOD & FAST SNACK SITES
Healthier Choice — The “apple” symbol signifies the availability of low- C Liberty Tree Tavern — A la carte lunches include entrees, sal- G El Pirata Y el Perico Restaurante — Tacos, nachos, taco salads, L Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe — Cheese- R Sunshine Tree Terrace — Citrus specialties, non-fat frozen W Enchanted Grove — Lemonade slushes, strawberry swirl, juice.
fat, low-cholesterol food choices. For special dietary needs, please ask for ads and sandwiches. Serving lunch and dinner. ● Hosted by Stouffer’s hot dogs. burgers (including vegetarian), rotisserie chicken, soups, sandwiches, yogurt, cappuccino, espresso and Hosted by Minute Maid
assistance at Guest Relations. D Cinderella’s Royal Table — Hearty and lighter fare fit for H Pecos Bill Cafe — Cheeseburger and hot dog baskets, and salads. Hosted by Coca-Cola X Mrs. Potts’ Cupboard — Soft-serve ice cream, floats, sundaes,
beverages.
royalty. Serving lunch and dinner. ● wrapped sandwiches, salads, root beer floats, and beverages. The best M The Plaza Pavilion — Pizza, deli sandwich, salad, fried S Frontierland Kiosk — French fries and beverages. Hosted by shakes.
E The Crystal Palace, A Buffet with Character — All-you-can- food in the West! chicken basket. McDonald’s. Y Auntie Gravity’s Galactic Goodies — Soft-serve ice cream,
TABLE SERVICE eat buffet with character visits. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. I Aunt Polly’s Dockside Inn — Ham & cheese sandwich “pic- N Casey’s Corner — Hot dogs, fries and beverages. Hosted by Coca-Cola T Sleepy Hollow — Caramel corn prepared before your eyes, sea- smoothies, fruit juices.
Priority seating suggested. ● Hosted by Colombian Coffee Growers nic” lunches, freshly baked apple pie, soft-serve ice cream.
sonal fresh fruit cobblers, freshly prepared baked goods, cappuccino, Z The Lunching Pad at Rockettower Plaza — Snacks, smoked
A Tony’s Town Square Restaurant — Salads, pastas, paninos, J Columbia Harbour House — Hearty sandwiches, salad, clam
and specialty entrees served with an Italian flair. Serving breakfast, chowder, fish and chicken baskets. FAST SNACKS espresso, iced cappuccino, and beverages. turkey legs, beverages.
U Scuttle’s Landing — Shaved ice, beverages. AA Cool Ship — Beverages. Hosted by Coca-Cola
lunch and dinner. ● Presented by Buitoni COUNTER SERVICE K The Pinocchio Village Haus — Cheeseburgers, hot dogs, spe- O Main Street Bake Shop — Cookies, pastries, cakes and con-
V Toontown Market — Fresh fruit, snacks and BB Hook’s Tavern — Snacks, beverages.
B The Plaza Restaurant — Deli sandwiches, burgers and sun- F “The Diamond Horseshoe Saloon Revue” — Continental breakfast cialty wrap sandwiches and salads. fections. Hosted by Nestlé Toll House
P Plaza Ice Cream Parlor — Hosted by Nestlé Ice Cream beverages. CC Caffè Italiano— Coffee, breakfast pastries.
daes. Lunch/dinner. ● Hosted by Hills Bros. items, sandwiches, salads, hand-scooped ice cream, snacks, beverages.
Q Aloha Isle — Famous Dole Whips. Hosted by Dole Hosted by Hills Bros.
LIBERTY SQUARE 19 Liberty Belle Riverboat FANTASYLAND 24Mad Tea Party 27 Legend of the Lion King 30 Castle Forecourt Stage MICKEY’S TOONTOWN FAIR
(presented by Kodak)
ATTRACTIONS 20 Mike Fink Keelboats ATTRACTIONS 25The Many Adventures of 28
31 Fantasyland Character Festival ATTRACTIONS
21 Cinderella’s Golden Carrousel
21 Skyway to Tomorrowland
16 “The Diamond Horseshoe Saloon Revue” SHOPPING Winnie the Pooh (open 10:30am to 7pm) SHOPPING 32 Donald’s Boat
17 The Hall of Presidents • Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe 22 Dumbo The Flying Elephant
22 26 Peter Pan’s Flight 29 Snow White’s Scary Adventures • Tinker Bell’s Treasures 33 Mickey’s Country House
(opens at 10am; continuous shows on the hour and half-hour) • The Yankee Trader 23 “it’s a small world” • Sir Mickey’s 34 Minnie’s Country House
18 The Haunted Mansion (presented by The J.M. Smucker Company)
Meet Mickey Mouse
35 Toontown Hall Of Fame
(Character Greeting location)
FRONTIERLAND inside the Judge’s 36 The Barnstormer at Goofy’s Wiseacre Farm
ATTRACTIONS Tent daily!
Roller coaster (minimum age 3 years -presented by Friskies)
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10 Big Thunder Mountain Railroad (minimum height 40”) 33 37 Walt Disney World® Railroad
11 Country Bear Jamboree 37 (opens 9am; closing time varies with park hours and fireworks)
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12 Frontierland Shootin’ Arcade Fantasyland 31 32 SHOPPING
13 Splash Mountain (minimum height 40”) • County Bounty
14 Raft to Tom Sawyer Island (closes at 5pm)
28 34 V Mickey’s
23 K TOMORROWLAND
15 Walt Disney World® Railroad 22 Toontown Fair
(opens 9am; closing time varies with Park hours and fireworks)
18 21 36 ATTRACTIONS
SHOPPING 26 24 38 Astro Orbiter
20 J BB X
25 39 The ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter
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ADVENTURELAND 19 Liberty Square 27 (minimum height 44”)
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ATTRACTIONS 15 14 40 Tomorrowland Speedway
13 D (minimum height 52” - presented by Goodyear)
5 Jungle Cruise
6 Pirates Of The Caribbean Frontierland 17
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41 Space Mountain
7 Swiss Family Treehouse (minimum height 44” - presented by FedEx)
8 ”The Enchanted Tiki Room Under 41 42 The Timekeeper
S ATM
New Management” C 30 43 Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin
9 Shrunken Ned’s Junior Jungle
11 16 F Y 44 Walt Disney’s Carousel Of Progress
Boats (remote-controlled boats) H 12 46
(open 11am to 5pm)
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SHOPPING 39 45 Skyway to Fantasyland
• House of Treasure R Q 45 (open 10:30am to 7pm)
MAIN STREET, U.S.A. G 46 Tomorrowland Arcade
8 42 38
1 Z 47 Tomorrowland Transit Authority
City Hall 7 49
2 Guest Information Board 9 2 Tomorrowland 48 Galaxy Palace Theater
6 47
ATTRACTIONS E 49 Tomorrowland Stage
5 M 43
3 Main Street Vehicles SHOPPING
(presented by National Car Rental®) Adventureland N P • Mickey’s Star Traders (presented by Coppertone)
4 Walt Disney World® Railroad 44
(opens 9am; closing time varies with park hours and fireworks) B 48
SHOPPING O
• Emporium
• Disney Clothiers Main Street, U.S.A.
• Main Street Gallery
• Main Street Cinema
• Town Square Exposition Hall/Camera Center (presented by Kodak)
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CHARACTER DINING
L E G E N D MAIN STREET, U.S.A.
The Crystal Palace, A Buffet with
LIBERTY SQUARE
Liberty Tree Tavern
• • • Parade Route Must transfer from ECV to wheelchair Hospitality Desk A
1 CC Character A “revolutionary” way to dine with your
Rest Rooms (All accessible) Reflective Captioning system available. Disney Character Greeting Locations 3 Enjoy a bountiful buffet with Winnie the Pooh favorite Disney patriots for dinner beginning at
Contact a host or hostess at the attraction. International Welcome ▲
First Aid/Baby Services and his friends from the Hundred Acre Wood. 4pm! Priority seating not always necessary.
e Disney Vacation Club Information
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Center located Breakfast, lunch and dinner served. Priority Stop by and check for availability!
Telephones - Touch *88 for toll-free Disney hotel Assistive-listening devices which amplify Disney’s FASTPASSsm
reservations and WDW-DINE the audio may be used at this location in City Hall. seating not always necessary. Stop by and
For more information on priority seat-
and are available at Guest Relations Boarding Information check for availability! ing, stop by any table-service restau-
Pay phone equipped with TTY Please observe the following warnings
Guest-activated captioning available on rant or City Hall, or touch *88 from a
Phone cards for international calls available for selected video monitors in this attraction.
at designated attractions: 4 ATM
FANTASYLAND public telephone for toll-free access
purchase to WDW-DINE.
Please visit Guest Relations to obtain an For safety and comfort, you should be Cinderella’s Royal Table
activator. in good health and free from heart,
Kodak “Photo Spot” for prime picture-taking Step into a storybook for a breakfast fit for roy-
location back or neck problems, motion sickness,
ATM Automatic Teller Machine or other conditions that could be alty with friends from Disney’s animated clas-
▲ Guest Relations
presented by SunTrust, N. A.
aggravated by this adventure.Expectant MONORAIL sics. Priority seating strongly suggested.
STATION ▲ DISNEY RESORT
Disney Photo Express Service - film drop-off mothers should not ride. Young children
Parade Viewing Area should be accompanied by an adult. BUS FACILITY
May remain in wheelchair or ECV Disney Photo Express Service - all photo
pickup Persons who do not meet the minimum
Must transfer from wheelchair height requirement may not ride
Mail Drop Parents with young children may take
Attraction may be too intense for very young turns experiening the ride. SMOKING For the comfort of all our Guests, smoking is prohibited
children
Must be ambulatory to experience this attraction
Stroller/Wheelchair Rentals
Locker Rentals ● Check Guidemap when you arrive in the
Park for times.
▼ BOAT LAUNCH ▼ FERRYBOAT LANDING s in all waiting areas, attractions, stores, dining areas, rest rooms and
locations designated for parade and show viewing. Thank you. ©Disney NAC30556
http://www.wdwinfo.com/maps/MK.htm

4. Digital Story Telling and Cartography
http://www.worldmapper.org/

5. Digital Story Telling and Cartography

6. Digital Story Telling and Cartography

7. Digital Story Telling and Cartography
http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/
alisa_miller_shares_the_news_about_the_news.html

8. Digital Story Telling, Maps and the Classroom
http://gutenkarte.org/

9. Google Lit Trips
http://www.googlelittrips.org/

10. Our Stories Project
http://www.ourstories.org/

11. Research on Learning
http://www.brainrules.net/sensory-integration

12. Mapping Equipment: Google
• Google Earth
• Google Maps
• MyMaps
• Google Street View

13. Mapping Equipment: My Maps
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ft7FZe6Q8OI

14. Google Maps Layers
• Photos, Videos, WebCams
• Wikipedia, NYTimes, National Geographic, Google News
• Google BookSearch
• 3D Cities

15. 3D Cities

16. Ancient Rome in 3D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqMXIRwQniA

17. Student-Created My Maps

18. Google Maps: Street View

19. Google Maps: Street View

20. Classroom applications
http://langwitches.org/blog/2008/11/06/writing-a-story-in-google-maps/

21. Classroom applications
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zY55CR8vslw&feature=related

22. Google Earth Lessons
http://gelessons.com/lessons/

23. Google Earth Lessons

24. Interdisciplinary Lessons
http://gctgone.googlepages.com/home222222

25. Pedagogy and Assessment
http://web.mac.com/jburg/GoogleLit/Lit_Trip_Tips.html

26. Twittervision
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e908mvw6aQU

27. Italian Elections
http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=Qm7XtwT73BGxuuMsy51_DQ

28. Seero: Putting Video on the Map
http://www.seero.com/about.php

29. Woices and Geograffiti
http://woices.com/ http://www.geograffiti.com/

30. Tonchidot—Tagging the World
http://tonchidot.com/

31. Contact information
Kevin Gaugler: kevin.gaugler@marist.edu
Barbara Lindsey: lindseybp@gmail.com
Resources:
• http://www.slideshare.net/lindseybp/online-
mapping-tools-actfl08-presentation
• http://delicious.com/tag/actfl08
• http://worldatways.com
• http://groups.diigo.com/groups/worldatways