Who wants to be a Flickr Millionaire?

I joined the photo community / sharing site Flickr back in 2004, and have been a PRO member for some time, since they reduced the size of the free space, and focussed on supporting members particularly. 

Flickr is where I share my images rather than having tens of thousands on my phone.

Image: Southwold from the pier, shared under CC license

My account page is here.

Yesterday, I passed one million views of my images....

At the time of posting, I have 45, 600 images shared on the site, many of them organised into albums and searchable by title or by the date of upload. I need to spend significant time checking on naming as this will help the images be found by those searching Flickr.

All of my images are shared with Creative Commons licenses for non-commercial use with attribution.

I'm pleased that over the years several of my images have been used in books, including ones that I was not involved with, including a recent book on Sandy Irvine and George Mallory.

Feel free to go and take a look and you will find something useful for your teaching.

Share your fieldwork ideas and resources

A cross-posting from my relatively new blog: 'At the Home of Geography'. 

This is a blog to share work around my work as Vice President:Education of the Royal Geographical Society.

The GA's Fieldwork Festival during June has ended, but fieldwork can carry on at any time of course, and we hope that your summer travels may well involve some 'fieldtrips' AKA family holidays, or personal travels. These may be in the local area or further afield.

Check out the detailed page on the RGS website which contains a wealth of resources for those planning fieldwork.

One issue for teachers when consultations take place is to have ideas for fieldwork which are low cost (ideally free) and can be carried out in the local area. In terms of having ideas for fieldwork. The sharing of ideas in this area are particularly helpful.

The RGS has added a useful form to their website.

The form can be used to tell us about the fieldwork that you are undertaking, and help share examples of free resources.

Have you got fieldwork resources that other teachers might find useful?

These might be resources for fieldwork in a specific location or for fieldwork activities that could be carried out anywhere.

Select the fieldwork location and upload any accompanying materials to share.

• Esri and RGS will not check or verify information added here. Teachers and schools using this 'crowdsourced' information are responsible for checking accuracy and considering all aspects of health and safety before using any of the shared ideas and resources to undertake fieldwork. 
• The suggestions shared should only involve access to public land. 
• Teachers must have the right to share the materials they upload and by uploading them, teachers agree to allow others to freely make use of them to develop their own fieldwork. 
• No one may sell information or resources presented here.
• All of the materials shared through this fieldwork ideas and resources portal are published under a CC BY-NC 4.0 licence

Is your fieldwork resource specific to a location?*

Resources relating to specific locations will contain information about the place, this could include basemaps, local data sets etc.

Use anywhere resources focus more on the method and data and could be used in any appropriate location.