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We recently made a video tutorial that may be helpful to you, if you are looking to add boundaries to the map that are not already in CODAP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VHTb9giboE Also, if you can’t find a GeoJSON with the boundaries you want by googling, you can create one yourself for regions you select here: https://support.planet.com/hc/en–us/articles/360016337117–Creating–a–GeoJSON–file

Normandie,Would you be willing to translate any untranslated Spanish text? We have some new features since CODAP was translated into Spanish, so some text is not yet translated. Any help with translation would be much appreciated.If you are interested, I’ll send you an email with instructions on how to access the online translation database.-Dan Damelin

Hi Tim, Thanks for asking! Please use the following: Common Online Data Analysis Platform . (2014). Concord, MA: The Concord Consortium.  

Thanks Dan. My model wasn’t available for you because I’ve changed its name temporarily, now it is online again. A couple of days before, I tried different models within the same servers and had no problem with CODAP showing them. That’s why I thought that the secure thing was something new on CODAP (I saw […]

Hi Bill thank you very much I’ll be part of the work with pleasure, let me know how. We are running an online math course for Italian HIgh School math teachers and we are showing codap as a good enviroment to work with…That’s why 🙂 Best regards  

[…] GeoJSON is a standard format for the representation of geographic data. There are many openly licensed datasets on the web. For example, this one may suit: https://github.com/deldersveld/topojson/blob/master/countries/italy/italy -regions.json. Save the one you like as a file on your computer. 2. Open CODAP with this URL: https://codap.concord.org/releases/staging/static/dg/en/cert/index.html?di=https://concord–consortium.github.io/codap–data–interactives//GeoJSONImporter/GeoJSONImporter.html . This will create a CODAP instance with […]

[…] user community. But perhaps now is the time. Would you mind sending a link to a shared view of your pyramids data so we can take a look? And BTW, are you and your on -line users using the Spanish version of CODAP? If so, do you have any recommendations for improving the localization? Bill

[…] CORS stuff makes sense. I’m generating the CSVs through my own applications on my websites which fortunately can be “secured”, but these don’t work either e.g. https://codap.concord.org/app/?url=https://statistics -is–awesome.org/CAS2015_edited.csv I have no issue using the CSVs in other online tools where a link to CSV can be provided in the URL, so I’m not sure […]