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GI S&T Body of Knowledge: basis for e-learning, certification and curriculum planning?

In 2006 a first version of the GI S&T Body of Knowledge (GI BoK) was published by the American Association of Geographers. The GI BoK's objective to support education makes it relevant to look at aspects of e-learning. Based on that, a number of possible strategic targets to enable further development and broad acceptance of GI BoK are proposed. Within Europe, the agent that might make this happen could be AGILE.

F. I. Rip

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