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OUR SERVICES
CARTOGRAPHY
Maps.com’s carto-house combines the latest technology with the attention to detail of the cartographic art. Editing is done by experienced humans for a precise and fit-for-purpose product.
GIS
Our partnership with Esri gives the ultimate platform for data visualization and simplification. GIS technology facilitates the most accurate and useful result.
DESIGN
Tried and tested styling by grade level and audience. We know fonts, CSS Styles, Inline Styles, Page Layouts and project colors that work in both K-12 and higher ed classrooms.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Educational resources require a range of skillsets and activities. We offer our experience in managing simultaneous vendor and house relationships to minimize the pain.
PACKAGING
Our team of editors, designers, instructional specialists, developers and cartographers can provide you with full service packaging from product concept through manufacturing and deployment.
DEVELOPMENT
From stand-alone Web graphics to instructional games, interactive infographics and full responsive application development and LTI integration, our team can provide you with end-to-end software development.
À LA CARTE
We can take care of as much, or as little of your project as you need.
Maps.com can provide assistance where it is needed, or simply deliver materials on time and to budget.
Select from:
- Cartography
- Content
- Authoring
- Review
- Page Layout
- Packaging
- Editing
- Hosting
- Publishing
- and more…
We get to work with these people. Seriously.
Here’s what they’re saying about Maps.com
“In a fast-changing environment, Maps.com adapts quickly. They offer new solutions to new issues, in addition to their solid track record with traditional print media. Because of this, they are always one of the first to call when we need maps of any sort. They are creative in how they tailor each project to our individual needs. Off-the-shelf is not good enough for them. I would recommend them without qualification, for projects large and small.”Michael Boezi, Former Executive Editor for U.S. History, Pearson Education