Tools & blocks
Map
A full-screen map the class pins content to.
A map medium fills the screen: you set markers, and every marker carries its own content — a text, an image, a question. Geography, local history, the route of a field trip: here the map is the page.
- Markers that hold their own blocks, not just a label.
- Full-screen on the beamer, pinchable on the phone.
- Built on open map data.
How it plays out in class
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Pin the places
Set markers on a full-screen map — each one holds its own blocks: text, image, question.
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The class explores
Students open markers on their own devices — or pin their own places, if you allow it.
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The map is the lesson
Full screen on the beamer, pinchable on the phone — built on open map data.
Until now
A photocopied map, grey on grey, with hand-drawn crosses.
With Stundentakt
A living map to zoom into — and every marker opens its own content.
Ideas for your classroom
- Rivers and cities in geography
- The scenes of a novel on the real map
- The route of the class trip, with tasks
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