I like the idea of having a cache inside the library and using geocaching as part of a school holiday programme or CBW activity. To overcome the problem of children not owning a GPS-enabled devise you could make it a "fun for the whole family" concept. Some sort of geocaching activity could also be used to promote the new location of the Success Library when it relocates.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Where be the treaure?
Have made it, and within deadline, to the last topic to be covered by this course - geocaching. It seems to be like a modern day or technological version of orienteering. I have several vague childhood memories of orienteering. It was obviously something my parents were interested in, but not very good at, as I recall getting lost (as a family unit) on more than one occasion. I clearly remember that one time we couldn't even locate the park where all of the participants were supposed to be meeting for lunch!
I like the idea of having a cache inside the library and using geocaching as part of a school holiday programme or CBW activity. To overcome the problem of children not owning a GPS-enabled devise you could make it a "fun for the whole family" concept. Some sort of geocaching activity could also be used to promote the new location of the Success Library when it relocates.
I like the idea of having a cache inside the library and using geocaching as part of a school holiday programme or CBW activity. To overcome the problem of children not owning a GPS-enabled devise you could make it a "fun for the whole family" concept. Some sort of geocaching activity could also be used to promote the new location of the Success Library when it relocates.
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