Google resources for GEO Indigenous Hackathon
g.co/earth/indigenous-hackathon
g.co/earth/indigenous-hackathon
Raleigh Seamster, Senior Program Manager, Google Earth Outreach
Dr. Cynthia Annett, Research Associate Professor Kansas State University Tribal TAB
Steve DeRoy, Director, The Firelight Group
Vasco van Roosmalen, Executive Director, Ecam - Equipe de Conservação da Amazônia
Indigenous Mapping Resources
Direct-to-Digital Mapping Methodology: The Firelight Group's guidebook for applying Google Earth with Indigenous communities.
New Technologies and Traditional Peoples: A set of training materials for applying Google Earth and ODK with Indigenous and traditional communities in the Brazilian Amazon. Materials vailable in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
University of Victoria Ethnographic Mapping Lab: A set of case studies and training materials for applying Google Earth, My Maps and other mapping tools with Indigenous communities.
Examples of Indigenous Mapping Projects
Gallery of My Maps used for ethnographic mapping
Indigenous Mapping Workshops
Indigenousmaps.com: Main website for Indigenous Mapping Workshops.
2019 IMW Canada: Google sessions and training materials at the 2019 Indigenous Mapping Workshop in Inuvik, Canada.
2019 IMW Australia: Mapping sessions and training materials at the 2019 Indigenous Mapping Workshop in Perth
Indigenous mapping conference giving attendees new on-the-land skills
Geo for Good Summit 2019 Training Materials: Training materials from Google Earth Outreach's annual user summit.
Resources
Google My Maps: Landing page for Google My Maps
Google My Maps Help: Documentation and support articles about My Maps.
Google Drive: You can create My Maps directly from Google Drive.
Collaborative Mapping With Google My Maps: Workshop held at Geo for Good Summit 2019.
Resources
Google Maps Platform Documentation
Getting Started with GMP YouTube Playlist
GMP credits for public programs (non-profits, crisis response, start ups and news media)
Resources
Google Earth Web: The online version of Google Earth that runs in a web browser.
Participatory Mapping With Google Earth Pro
Google Earth Pro for Community Engagement
Using Google Earth to Tell Stories (webinar)
ODK is a suite of free and open-source tools for collecting, managing, and using data in resource-constrained environments. With ODK, you can build a form for offline field data collection in the field with your Android device.
Note: ODK is not a Google product, it is open source software built by the ODK community.
Please post any questions about ODK on the ODK Help Forum. The Forum has a very active community and quick response rate. Questions can be technical but they don't have to be. It's totally appropriate to describe a scenario and ask for feedback on different approaches. For example, it can be valuable to talk through how to approach form design at a high level, the workflow from data collection through analysis, how to train data collectors, what server and configurations to use, etc.