What were our favorite projects this year at National Geographic? Let us tell you about it!
Our Impact Report was my favorite project this year because it’s the first time we’ve had most of our impact areas highlighted in one spot. And it’s beautiful.
—Andrew, web producer
Explorer profiles! Explorer directory! Brought an immersive experience to the expedition detail pages, and you feel like you are THERE.
—Patricia, designer

Photograph by Dan Beaupre, National Geographic
My favorite .org project of the year is the Explorer directory! It’s been awesome to share it with educators and watch their eyes light up when they consider the possibilities for connecting real-world exploration to the content areas they teach.
—Meghan, program manager

Photograph by Pablo RM, courtesy Wikimedia. CC-BY-2.0
My top choice is the behind-the-scenes “Tomb of Christ” video. ’Tis the season!
—Megan, associate producer
My favorite things were the 9 new Kahoot! quizzes we made. My favorite of the bunch is the Weird But True! quiz. The facts are fun and kids love both Kahoot! and Weird But True!, so putting them together into one fun quiz was a joy.
—Dayne, researcher

I think Pristine Seas is beautiful! The ambient video throughout the site is quite lovely and transportive.
—April, senior digital producer
GeoGraph—the new National Geographic font!! One font to rule them all! We can better manage our brand fonts across digital properties and set styles, information and usage guidelines.
—Kelley, web designer

I loved this blog post, because it really highlights why our explorers work matter. Sandhya’s work is fascinating, and I can’t wait to hear more about her.
—Nancy, web producer
My favorite things are our new educator bloggers! The crews from #WorldGeoChat and #TeachPluralism, John Mead (that’s @Evo_Explorer to you), and Koen Timmers have been great additions to our team here at the Nat Geo Education blog.
—Caryl-Sue, managing editor