School Maps - Digital

For years we have produced and sold traditional pull-down school maps. For the last ten years we have created those maps digitally with professional grade cartographic software. (GIS)  Now we are offering many of those same maps in an easy-to-use digital software for schools We call it the eMapshop.
What we are offering is a comprehensive set of maps you can install on your school's network that allow you to project just the right map for your lesson. Our complete package offers hundreds of maps to address state, US and World curriculums. The first thing we wanted to do was to provide great school maps with and VERY easy to use menu system. We will even customize the map offering to your needs. The tabs above will give you a small sample of the maps you can project.  The digital quality of these maps, designed for classroom use, allow you to project them on a 6 foot wide screen or Smart board or Promethian Board without pixelation.

Another great feature of our software is  the ability it gives you to zoom in anywhere on the map and blow up just that section on the screen. Need to emphasize one area of a particular map? No problem. Our software will let you draw on the map and save your markings for future classes. Save one mark-up file for every lesson plan.  contact us at 800-532-6675. Our store hours are 9am to 6pm Eastern US time. When you call, don't be surprised if a real person answers. We think world class customer service demands it.

The whole story is on our main page at www.emapshop.com.  Visit there. You'' find demos, downloads and details

The best part about this whole package is that your school owns it. There are no monthly fees. You buy it, it's yours to use anywhere in your building; forever!

You can send email to ebschueglobemap at cavtel.net
Our addresses are:
The Map Shop
1500 E. Morehead St
Charlotte, NC  28207

and

Globe and Map Shop
11634 Busy St
Richmond, VA   23236

If you can't find what you need on this site, visit our home pages at www.solmaps.com or  www.wall-maps.com/classroom

Thank you,

Ted and Eberhard, the School Mapguys