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This instructable will walk you through adding a marker to a CRPSHARE map. These maps are hosted by CommunityWalk and are powered by Google maps technology.
You will need a CommunityWalk account (free) to contribute to CRPSHARE maps - getting an account is covered in this instructable.
You can also use your CommunityWalk account to create your own maps and/or "participatory" (or "social") mapping projects - like the CRPSHARE maps, where people contribute their own information to themed maps. Very cool!
CommunityWalkhas tutorials of its own, but I wrote this instructable to make it as simple as possible for the CRP community to contribute to the CRPSHARE maps that I've created.
I also wanted to use this instructable to introduce CRPers l to the world of online tutorials - and to encourage CRPers to PLEASE contribute instructables of their own to this group. It's easy!
Finally, this instructable also teaches some basic html coding - you will need it to get the most out of your map markers, 'including the ability to add additional web links and an email link in your marker descriptions.
Hopefully, it will all make sense - and this intructable will seem a bit of an overkill.
So, enough typing - let's get started!
You will need a CommunityWalk account (free) to contribute to CRPSHARE maps - getting an account is covered in this instructable.
You can also use your CommunityWalk account to create your own maps and/or "participatory" (or "social") mapping projects - like the CRPSHARE maps, where people contribute their own information to themed maps. Very cool!
CommunityWalkhas tutorials of its own, but I wrote this instructable to make it as simple as possible for the CRP community to contribute to the CRPSHARE maps that I've created.
I also wanted to use this instructable to introduce CRPers l to the world of online tutorials - and to encourage CRPers to PLEASE contribute instructables of their own to this group. It's easy!
Finally, this instructable also teaches some basic html coding - you will need it to get the most out of your map markers, 'including the ability to add additional web links and an email link in your marker descriptions.
Hopefully, it will all make sense - and this intructable will seem a bit of an overkill.
So, enough typing - let's get started!
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Signing UpStep 1Go to www.crpshare.org
Go to www.crpshare.org and click on the map that you want to add a marker to.
Currently, there is:
- an Alumni Map (to let the CRP community know where you are and what you are doing now)
- a Jobs & Internships Postings Map (for job & internship announcements)
- a Completed Internships Map (to track where CRPers have completed internships - and to share about these experiences)
- a Course Community Projects Map (to track where the CRP program has completed community-based projects as a part of classroom instruction - to share what was accomplished and suggest next steps)
These maps need the info of CRP community members to be useful - so please post what you can!
NOTE: These maps are PUBLIC - meaning anyone can view them. People can comment on your posts and the map itself (as registered CommunityWalk users), but only you can edit the marker that you place.
Currently, there is:
- an Alumni Map (to let the CRP community know where you are and what you are doing now)
- a Jobs & Internships Postings Map (for job & internship announcements)
- a Completed Internships Map (to track where CRPers have completed internships - and to share about these experiences)
- a Course Community Projects Map (to track where the CRP program has completed community-based projects as a part of classroom instruction - to share what was accomplished and suggest next steps)
These maps need the info of CRP community members to be useful - so please post what you can!
NOTE: These maps are PUBLIC - meaning anyone can view them. People can comment on your posts and the map itself (as registered CommunityWalk users), but only you can edit the marker that you place.
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