THE EDUCATIONAL CHALLENGES OF A NEW CARTOGRAPHY

D. R. Fraser Taylor

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Geography Education and Pedagogy Historical Geography and Cartography Geographic Information Systems Studies

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This paper argues that the major technological and socio-economic changes of the 'information revolution' are so extensive that if cartography is to play a role then the development of an entirely new cartography is necessary. The paper discusses the extent and nature of a new cartography and argues that education in cartography will have to change if the challenge is to be met.

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