HISTORY:MAPS SERIES CAME BACK COMPLETELY NEW!!!
History:Maps Series is the best way to see and learn historical geography.
If you are interested in history and geography (history teacher, student or amateur history researcher), check it out to keep with your history and learn something about history.
“Explore the world through interactive maps illustrating geopolitical and geographic shifts over time. Users peruse the various cartographies and read up on the historical (or, as the case may be, scientific) significance of each major change through text and ”in the future” other media.”
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“History and geography (duh) collide on this very popular resource, which provides access to maps past and present so users can watch how borders and projections shift over time.”
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“History:Maps of the world should be used by every history teacher. This just has so much information on it, and could help elementary all the way up to college students. If I was a history teacher, I would definitely love to have this, because it saves me the time to find all the maps needed for he curriculum.”
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Great maps!
I find old maps facinating.
Thanks
glen
Dear developer,
This is Jamie Chung, CEO of LeeChung Soft Inc. in Korea. We consult number of companies in smart phone business as well as companies in mobile industries.(www.leechungsoft.com)
We are collecting information on selected APPs to publish our book, “100 most wanted APPs in my iPhone” and we are happy to inform you that among millions of APPs in the APP store, your APP has been selected by our department.
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This app is superb. Huge amount of truly fascinating maps. Find them endlessly riveting. Thank you!
Wow! Double-Wow!! Fantastic, wonderful, please keep up your excellant work.
PS There are some minor typos and spelling mistakes that need correction when possible.
Great love it!
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RE: History: Maps of the World
I am currently writing a series of books for educators on using the iPhone/ iPad apps with students. It will be published by Visions Technology in Education (http://www.teamvistech.com). I am requesting permission to use screen captures of the apps (similar to those displayed in the iTunes® store) so that educators can see examples of how the app can be used by the students or by the teacher to prompt learning.
I am planning to devote a page to each app with a description of the features and uses in the classroom. I would also like to use the square identification graphic with the app’s title (found in the upper left corner of the screen in the iTunes store) next to the title of the app in my book . It is my thought that the graphics will call attention to the application and give educators a better idea of its use with students.
Promo codes are sincerely appreciated.
If I have your permission to use captured screens of the applications you publish and the square title image, please reply to this email with your permission.
Thank you very much,
Patsy Lanclos
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I would like to see the addition of Biblically historical maps included in this app. Do you think that is a possibility for the future?
Permission for use of Screenshots. I am writing for the 21st Century Fluency Project. I would like to use screen shots from the app in the Book. Can I get an email address to send a permission form to?
Thanks
Harry Dickens
I LOVE your app! My history teacher would have taught U’s HISTORY if he had maps like you have on this A+ App!
Thank you,NBA
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The maps are a visual and historical joy. Please, remove the ad banner. It’s like viewing the Mona Lisa with same. I, for one, will be happy to pay.
Hey! how can I send you a map that I have?, is about Gran Colombia conformation, is in excellent resolution.
Nice app by the way!
Is there any way i can print any of these maps or do you sale them ? I am wanting your italy maps in particular.
Thank you.
Wondering, since when there is the ads inside this app?
It’s not a free app, so why shouldn’t the ads be removed?
Hi, I like your app, but have decided that it is too big for what I want to download. I can’t seem to get rid of it, though. It keeps trying to update a download. I have deleted it everywhere that I can find it on my computer and on the iPod that I use, but it keeps coming back. Do you have any suggestions?
This app is truly amazing! But, ads have been added to the world maps app. I realize that ads are necessary, but please don’t make them appear as a banner across the screen! I really don’t want to delete your app but it may come to that. Make the ad a prompt when the app is opened instead. Just a suggestion.
Dear Seung-Bin,
I am a history teacher in the Netherlands (childrens age between 13 & 16).
I would really like to use your app in my classes, the only problem is that I don’t have an Iphone, but an Android phone (so do most of my students).
My question is: Are you currently making these apps useable on Android phones or are you planning to?
I hope you are.
Greetings,
Erik
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Eduction and history is great, good to see that we can look at our past in fantastic detail. Great app
thank you for this great application, but there is some minor issues I would like to discuss about. first, can you develop a version that fits with the Nokia operating systems such as the Symbian Anna, and belle. secondly, a more wide range of numbers of these historically magnificent maps. finally, a more user-friendly interface for choosing the dates of the maps.
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Hello,
Education Services Australia Ltd (ESA) is a national, not-for-profit company established by Australian Ministers of Education.
We are currently preparing digital records which include links to free apps in app store(s), icons, brief descriptions, educational value points, and points of alignment with the Australian Curriculum. The records will be made available to educational users via locked-repositories, strictly for non-commercial educational use.
We seek permission to use your app icon [History maps of the world] to represent your app in a digital record.
Can you please supply an email address as soon as possible so that I can contact you directly with the full permissions letter?
best wishes
Lyahna
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