This is a Piece of Cake!
1. Decide Which Kind of Map You Need
2. Set Up Your Map and Add Some Places
1. Click on the "Publish" Link (traditional map)
2. Choose Your Publishing Settings (traditional map)
3. Grab Your Code and Go!
1. Contact Us so we can Mention Your Map in our Blog
2. Email Your Members and Supporters
3. Get Your Map into the Widgetbox Directory
If you want other people to use your map on their blogs and websites, be sure to watch this video showing you how to get your map into the Widgetbox directory. If you can click and type, you can do it!
4. Put Your Map on Facebook
You can use Widgetbox to get your map on Facebook without doing any coding whatsoever! Just follow the Widgetbox wizard carefully and check back here for a how-to video coming soon.
Caatlondon, London Arms Trade Maps
Caatlondon stands for Campaign against the arms Trade, London. It's a grassroots organization which has been active since 1974. These maps attempt to to pinpoint those involved in making London the capital of the world arms-broking trade.
Farmaid is a well-known activist organization. This map helps support farmers by informing the community about where to get farm-fresh local produce in restaurants, farmers' markets, community gardens and more.
New England Grown has invested a lot of time creating a comprehensive local food guide for the New England area. On these maps you'll find everything from Christmas tree farms to llama farms and Farmers' Markers.
Mercedsunstar, Tip List: City of Merced
Potholes? Graffiti? Simply zoom in on the map and click the location of your problem area. The local Merced newspaper made the most practical use of mapping and citizen journalism this year. This is one of the best ideas for using Platial we've seen.