10 April 2007
GeoJuice launched on Tuesday 10th April 2007 after a gestation period which would make even an elephant blanche. However we did make it just in time for the GA conference in Derby. A bit close for comfort but we made it.

Several geography teachers have been providing us with encouragement and advice. The “next” button is on its way as are more graphics, annotations and title pages. CD1 is now ready for delivery and CD2 is well on the way. GA and SAGT members are entitled to an introductory “two for the price of one” offer.

Watch us grow! Help us to grow!
Chris from “preciseWebSolutions” has borne the bulk of the hassle in his own inimitable, unflappable style and deserves a special thank you, as do Liz, Malcolm, Barbara, Malcolm, Mary, Jack, Gavin, Alasdair, Mary, John, Michael, Liz and Paul. Thanks guys! Brian McMorrow and David Jarman were our first two contributors and also deserve a special mention. It was so long ago that they have probably forgotten! Thank you all for your patience and constructive criticism. Much appreciated! I will get your stuff posted as soon as possible! Honest!

Finally GeoJuice must thank Len Brown and John Briggs who both said (separately but vehemently) that any educational images must be accompanied by a narrative description at the very least. I hope you like the fruits of your advice. They also said that it helps if your images are up to Yann Arthus-Bertrand’s standard! (Sorry guys.)
(GeoJuice News: 10th April 2007)