Join the University Libraries for a beginner-friendly ArcGIS Online workshop series this fall. Get hands-on experience with this widely-used geospatial toolset to enhance your ability to effectively visualize and communicate your research data or develop interactive classroom assignments.
Series Schedule
Navigating ESRI & ArcGIS Online
Date: Thursday, September 19
In this introductory session, you will learn how to navigate the ESRI and ArcGIS Online website. Participants will explore the basic functionalities such as searching for maps and data.
Getting Started With StoryMaps
Date: Thursday, October 3
In this session, you will learn about ArcGIS StoryMaps, a web-based application that supports your data visualization efforts using text and other multimedia content. You will discover how StoryMaps combines maps with text and media to support effective storytelling allowing your audience to easily connect with your research.
Be Mobile with ArcGIS Field Maps
Date: Thursday, October 17
Discover how to streamline your fieldwork activities with ArcGIS Field Maps in this hands-on workshop. Learn to efficiently collect, edit, and share geographic data directly from the field, enhancing your spatial data accuracy and team collaboration.
Data to Dashboards: The ArcGIS Way
Date: Thursday, October 31
Harness the potential of ArcGIS Dashboards to visualize and monitor real-time data. Learn how to create dynamic dashboards with interactive maps, charts, and gauges.
Getting Started with Experience Builder
Date: Thursday, November 14
Discover the flexibility of ArcGIS Experience Builder for creating immersive, user-friendly web applications without the need to learn coding.
All sessions start at 10:00 a.m. and take place in the Amargosa Room in Lied Library.
When registering, please note that you are signing up for the entire series. This series is free and open to all faculty and students interested in learning about about GIS tools.
The ArcGIS Online Interactive Learning Series Series is presented by the UNLV Libraries Scholarly Communication and Data Services office.
Questions? Contact Alyssa Renteria, Data Visualization & GIS Specialist, at alyssa.renteria@unlv.edu or 702-895-2178.
