With the launch of our new players to syndicated ChinesePod/SpanishSense lessons on your own blog, website, etc. (see SpanishSense now and ChinesePod on Thursday), it seemed appropriate to use Google Maps newly released embeddable map for ourselves. If you have ever wondered where the Praxis Language office is in Shanghai:
James Theron
2 years ago
Oh, now I recognize it. Thanks!
Mike in Singapore
2 years ago
Hank
I am being a nice friend and not asking for myself but for a certain great guy in the UK.
Now exactly where is Jenny’s Home ?
Mike in Singapore
Thierry
2 years ago
Wow, I didn’t know Google Map got such a poor definition of China cities’ map !
Bill in AK
2 years ago
Nice map. Would have been helpful in July when we visited. Would have made for a lot less walking in circles.
Bill in Alaska
leviathan
2 years ago
Just type in the post code – hey presto.
I find the hybrid map is better in built up places. When it’s set up!
goulnik (郭力毅)
2 years ago
I’ll have to remember to take my GPS when I visit early October, though I guess a good map might do too
goulnik (郭力毅)
2 years ago
BTW, you might want to add those coordinates and link to your contact page, and make all of this available in the mobile version if it’s gonna be of any use
kmk
2 years ago
Goulnik,
I don’t know why but my french GPS refused to work last year in Guangzhou and Hong Kong.
It couldn’t get any of the satellites over China (I’ve tried in really big and open fields.)
Do you know why ? Should I buy a chinese GPS next time ?
This small and basic GPS is working very well in Europe.
goulnik (郭力毅)
2 years ago
I have no idea, will take mine and see what happens (it’s a Garmin one without maps but it shouldn’t make any difference)
Bazza
2 years ago
http://ditu.google.com/ has much better street detail in China.