Hello all

I'm currently looking at the History Pin website for a future workshop, but wondered if anyone knew of any stand alone programmes which would do the same thing - essentially make an interactive map that photos and other media can be "pinned" to (that's easy enough for an IT-phobic to use).  I am slightly concerned that if I use HistoryPin that the map will become very cluttered very quickly, and I would like each class to have their own map - or maybe I'm using it wrong.

If you haven't seen HistoryPin yet, it is otherwise fantastic.

Any ideas?


David McDonald

Education and Outreach Worker
Paisley Museum and Art Galleries
High Street
Paisley
PA1 2BA
0141 889 3151 ext. 163

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