GEOPULSE for teachers
42 guided map tours from the Roman Empire to the Cold War, plus live data on earthquakes, wildfires and satellites. Every tour has a printable worksheet and a QR code that opens it straight on student devices.
History · Politics · Social studies
History
Geography · Earth science · Biology
Physics · Technology · Computer science
Economics · Geography
Ethics · Social studies · History
Religious education · Ethics
Sport · Music · Art · Geography
No. GEOPULSE is free and open source (MIT licence). There is no paid tier and no advertising.
No. There is no sign-up and there are no accounts. The site sets no cookies; settings such as the language stay in the device’s own browser.
Any current browser — projector, tablets, phones. Nothing to install, though it can be added to the home screen as a web app.
Yes. The address bar always holds the current view: map position, active layers, language and running tour. Share that link — or the QR code inside a tour.
From open public sources: USGS (earthquakes), NASA FIRMS and CNEOS (wildfires, fireballs), NOAA (space weather) and more. Every source is listed on the About page.