Weekend reading: Illustrated Guide to Nonprofit GIS and Online Mapping.

By Phillip Smith on February 26, 2010 6:30 PM

This just in from Web of Change alumni Jim Craner:

"MapTogether (a project I work on) just released our first public version of our free "Illustrated Guide to Nonprofit GIS and Online Mapping" this week. It's 46 pages chock full of cartography for a cause!"

Had time to cozy up with the guide last night and am impressed with the content. Take a moment to check it out.

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Weekend reading: Illustrated Guide to Nonprofit GIS and Online Mapping.

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