The document summarizes an event organized by the 21st GBG Dhaka Meet-up on March 22, 2014 in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The agenda included an overview of GBG Dhaka, a message from Google, an introduction to Google Map Maker by Nash Islam, and a 45 minute session for participants to work on mapping activities, followed by refreshments and networking.
4. Our Objectives
Increase
adop%on
of
internet
technologies
amongst
Bangladeshi
organiza3ons.
Plan
events
that
appeal
to
a
wide
variety
of
key
audience
segments
–
e-‐commerce,
marketers,
students,
women,
mappers
&
more
Build
a
community
that
gets
to
know
each
other
by
hos3ng
atleast
1
live
event
per
month
6. Google’s Objective with GBG
Build
a
non-‐technical
community
run
by
local
volunteers
to
share
knowledge
and
best
prac3ces
for
Google
web
technologies.
The
GBG
is
an
experimental
ini3a3ve
started
in
2012,
and
is
based
on
the
success
of
the
Google
Developer
Groups
worldwide,
where
developers
meet
to
discuss
building
applica3ons
with
Google
products.
See
detailed
informa3on
on
GBG
on
Google’s
official
GBG
page
7. GBGs Worldwide
100+
GBGs
worldwide
20+ GBGs in
South & Southeast Asia
Nearby GBGs include Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka,
Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Cambodia,
Vietnam & Philippines
8. Our Events
See
pictures
and
presenta3ons
on
our
Blog,
Google+
&
Facebook
page.
We’ve organized 20+ successful events so far, reaching
more than 1000 local digital professionals, entrepreneurs &
changemakers. We are a community of technology thought
leaders
9. GBG Dhaka 2013 Events
• Jan
6
–
E-‐Commerce
Hour
&
Startup
Weekend
Mini
Bootcamp
• Feb
1
–
Building
Brands
with
Digital
• Feb
16
–
Educa3on
&
Collabora3on
Online
• Mar
29
–
Mapping
Bangladesh
• April
25
–
GBG
@
PMO
Innova3on
Adda
• May
10
–
Mapping
Experts
Meetup
• May
21
–
Empowering
Project
Management
with
Web
Tools
• June
1
–
Women
on
the
Web
Workshop
#1
• June
30
–
Student
Leaders
Workshop
• Sep
7
–
Mapping
Banani
#1
• Sep
8
–
Dhaka’s
Tech
Communi3es
• Sep
14
–
Mapping
Banani
#2
• Nov
3
–
How
to
Make
a
Good
Website
10. GBG Dhaka 2014 Event Roadmap
• Mar
22
–
Intro
to
Mapping
• Apr
12
–
gDay
Bangladesh
• AND
LOTS
MORE!
16. 40%Google mobile search
are looking for places
Maps are Important
backpacker hostel in
Kathmandu
computer repair
shop
in Cupertino
university in Boston
safari
in
Kenya
yoga class in Paris
dentist in Zurich place
of
worship
in
Calcuka
pisco
in
Peru
surfing
at
Bondi
Beach
30%
all Google searches
are looking for places
18. 3.
Usable:
Local
informa3on
for
roads,
places,
businesses.
1.
Accurate:
Up-‐to-‐date
in
our
rapidly
changing
world.
Ever-changing World
2.
Comprehensive:
High-‐quality
everywhere.
A
need
for
maps
that
are:
19. The Missing Link
You know your part of the world
better than any body else.
We'd like to help you share what you know
with the rest of the world.
28. How to Find
Edit
in
Google
Map
Maker
link
Or
go
to:
www.google.com/
mapmaker
www.google.com/maps
29. How to Map
Pan
and
zoom
Quick
Start
Guide
to
Google
Map
Maker
use
layers
to
view
specific
data
Add
New
points,
lines
and
shapes
Browse
to
see
all
exis3ng
data
Link
to
this
page
Edit
exis3ng
points,
lines,
and
shapes
See
and
Review
others
changes
Your
recent
changes
Gear
Icon
for
Help,
Discuss,
Setngs,
etc.
Turn
on
StreetView
Top
Contributors
Switch
between
Map
and
Satellite
Views
Make
sure
you
click
"Sign
In"
40. FAQs
Q.
Wait.
Anyone
can
change
Google
Maps?
A.
Yes.
Anyone
signed
in
with
a
Google
Account
can
change
the
map.
But
everything
goes
through
review
by
a
team
of
Googlers
and
mappers
with
local
knowledge.
Q.
How
long
does
it
take
for
my
changes
to
show
up
on
Google
Maps?
A.
Once
approved,
it
takes
minutes.
It
may
take
anywhere
from
an
hour
to
a
few
days
to
approve
your
edit,
depending
on
the
complexity
of
it.
Q.
Is
there
a
mobile
version?
A.
No.
There's
no
mobile
version.
But
there
is
an
Android
app,
MyTracks,
that
lets
you
collect
GPS
tracks
and
works
preky
well
with
Map
Maker
Overlays.
Q.
Can
anyone
review?
A.
Yes.
Anyone
can
review,
but
whether
a
change
gets
published
depends
on
how
trusted
the
mapper
and
reviewer(s)
are
and
how
sensi3ve
the
map
data
being
changed
is.
Reviewing
others
changes
will
get
your
changes
reviewed
more
quickly,
too.
42. How to Sign in
Click
on
"Sign
In"
Go
to:
www.google.com/
mapmaker
43. How to Sign in
Then,
click
"Sign
In".
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an
account?
Click
"Sign
Up".
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