Reading story maps

Here are some example storymaps created by folks at Tulane. Take a look through and see the types of elements they have been able to weave together.

1. The Underwood & Underwood Travel System by Maria Pautassi Restrepo (Art History MA ’2021, Newcomb Art Department)

2. The Fate of Redlined Neighborhoods in New Orleans by Laurel Mire (Environmental Earth Science, Environmental Studies class of 2021)

3. The History of Brasília Through the Steps of My Aunt by Luísa Helena Gonçalves de Melo (department of Sociology) Also available in Portuguese.

4. Racial Landscapes of New Orleans (in-class activity) by AJ Golio (department of Sociology).

5. Books Through Their Pages, by Eli Boyne, Sabrena Johnson, and Sara White (libraries)

6. Downzoning New Orleans by Charlotte Giroux (Master of Sustainable Real Estate class of 2021)

More examples

• Dante’s Inferno: According to A. Manetti & G. Galilei, Josef Münzberger
• A Matter of Air: Visualizing Air Pollution in New York City, Aurelie Barbier, Katrin Bichler, Aron Cohen and Julie McEldoon

You might also want to look at the winners of the 2023 StoryMaps competition or or the Tulane ArcGIS Gallery (filter for StoryMaps).