Places to visit when learning about Google maps mash-ups

There are some must-sees for individuals who haven't had much contact with Google maps mash-ups:

• Google maps mania's fifty things to do with a mash-up: nice overview for thinking of these maps as tools that people can use to accomplish some sort of goal
• Chicago crime: considered the mother of all mash-ups
• Gmaps pedometer: gives a sense of what is to come with mash-ups, because of its topographical features
  

Our project:

• The final result
• Our two tools: YourGMaps and Zeemaps
• The project's aftermath: Jack Dougherty's map for Cities, Suburbs, and Schools and Devlin Hughes' Single Parent Resources in Hartford

Other educational examples:

• Blue Puddle
  

the children of invisible cities

Since we taught Invisible Cities in during the Spring 2006 semester, Google maps mash-up fever spread. We now have a few examples of mash-ups created here at Trinity outside of class that we taught last year. See here, here, and here.