Lab VI

http://mason.gmu.edu/~amcgilbe/6.html

Here is the link to my homework page, so here you are professor! 

-Alfred McGilberry 

Blog Post VI

Even though this map has a VERY BASIC splash screen, it is a splash screen nonetheless, and it is worth mentioning that the information posted within is quite useful. I liked the map quite a bit. 

-Alfred McGilberry

Link to Map

Blog Post IV & V

The NASA map is a good example of the interactive map because there is so much you could do with it. It is a very informative, yet fun interactive map that could be used to educate one on the history of astronomy through NASA and such. - Blog Post IV.

NASA

This map fits the description of what the blog post requirements for. However, it begins as a video. But, it does utilize the tweens effect the blog requires. - Blog Post V

Nazi Germany Map


-Alfred McGilberry 

Blog Post III

This map fits the description that this blog post requires. You are able to turn on and off layers, and you can even change the between day and night time. It's pretty interesting to look at and play with, especially if you are into astronomy, cosmology. 

Link to the map

-Alfred McGilberry 

Lab V

Lab IV

Lab III