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Digital Geography is all about using new technologies in the Geography curriculum.

The author is Noel Jenkins, a full-time Advanced Skills Teacher, working in the South West of England. He specializes in creative approaches to teaching and learning, and is particularly interested in ICT and web-based technologies. Music and photography are integral to his work. Noel received the Royal Geographical Society Award for Contributions to excellence in the teaching of Geography at secondary level in 2003.

Noel is the creator of Juicy Geography. He is a part-time consultant for BBC Education, and has contributed to the Action Plan for Geography materials, the Your Climate Your Life website, RM Easiteach, and the Geographical Association’s Using ICT to enhance KS4 project. At present he is working on a new GCSE textbook. Noel regularly presents at regional and national INSET events and conferences.

Teachers in Somerset schools are welcome to free INSET advice / training on the ideas and materials presented in this web site. Get in touch here.

Noel makes no claims at all for the validity of anything on this site. He can’t be held responsible for the content of any of the external sites. All of the views on the site are personal, and not those of his employers. This site, Juicy Geography and all his web based publications are published in his spare time, on his own PC as a hobby.

The site is published under a Creative Commons License as a free resource for all teachers.

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