Geography map tool that lives on screen
Pupils draw their own maps, place markers, compare regions and run geographic analyses directly in the browser.
Markers with notes
Drop markers on cities, mountains and rivers — each one can hold text, images and sources.
Compare regions
Draw polygons over two countries and see climate, population and economy differences side by side.
Geo-tagged tasks
Teachers can attach a task to a specific region — pupils solve it directly on the map.
Class collaboration
Multiple pupils can work on the same map in real time — perfect for group work.
XP & assessment
Finished maps count in the geography subject profile and can be graded with a rubric.
Export as image
Save as PNG for portfolio, class wall or printing.
In the classroom
Year 5 — Denmark
Mark capitals, regions and motorways. Compare population density.
Year 8 — climate zones
Draw climate belts on the world map and explain via marker notes.
Year 9 — sustainability
Identify drought-hit areas and propose solutions as text pins.
Two audiences, one tool
You link maps to curriculum areas, and pupil annotations become assessment artefacts — no manual marking of PNGs.
- Geo-tagged tasks tied to curriculum
- Real-time collaboration on the same map
- Built-in rubric for map work
Get an overview of how much geo-spatial competence is actually practised across classes — important under the renewed curriculum.
- KPI: active map sessions per year
- Insight into cross-subject projects
- Export to quality report
Works with
Research base
- Lambert, D., Solem, M. & Tani, S. (2015). Achieving Human Potential Through Geography Education: A Capabilities Approach. Annals of the AAG, 105(4)
- Børne- og Undervisningsministeriet (2019). Fælles Mål for folkeskolens fag. emu.dk source
- Hattie, J. (2012). Visible Learning for Teachers: Maximizing Impact on Learning. Routledge
Frequently asked questions
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