Titlebook: Engaging with Digital Maps; Our Knowledgeable De Matthew Hanchard Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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Introduction,g a chapter structure for the book. For geographers the entanglement of digital technology in our everyday lives has become so ‘pervasively quotidian, mediating tasks such as work, travel, consumption, production, and leisure’ (Ash et al., .. Sage, 2019, p. 26) that it warrants a ‘digital turn’ (Ibi

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The Socio-technical Development of Digital Maps,ive, ratio, printing house positionality, and indexicality—as technologies they were ‘developed with little input from geographers or cartographers’ (Wilson, .. Sage, 2019, p. 49). Instead, as web native media their development has been inflected with concerns over the cultural politics surrounding

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The Missing User in Cartographic Thought, under-theorised; the first formal theory to include end-users emerged only in the early 1900s. Since then, discussion of how to include end-users in the design process, and on how maps operate within use has flourished—albeit following a tradition that has neglected any wider social consequences of

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Towards a Practice-orientated Digital Sociology,This chapter develops such a framework by drawing on a lineage of practice theory derived from Giddens’ structuration theory, incorporating concepts from digital geographies, digital sociology, experimental psychology, and various overlapping sub-disciplines within Internet studies (i.e., critical d

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Applying Practice-orientated Digital Sociology,ally. Nor did it fully set out an ontological or epistemological stance, or explain practices are stabilised, how materials come to be taken-for-granted, how agency is distributed within shared practices, and/or how elements travel between them. To address these shortfalls, this chapter revisits the

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Conclusion,map use. This includes: Positioning engagement over use as a more encompassing term, including media as latent resources; knowledgeable deferral to defaults, which may be media-scripted or hypermediated; the affordance to preview or postview place through digital maps, i.e., via seemingly veracious

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3005-012X s a new framework for analysing digital media use.This book fills a gap in sociological theory surrounding how we engage with digital maps like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and OpenStreetMap (OSM). It explains how they feature in everyday life and with what social consequences. To do so, the book walks t