Workshop summary This 5-day workshop is designed for anyone interested in learning a range of mapping technologies, then immediately applying their new skills. Participants learn to map natural resources and community assets while exploring methods for sharing maps with others. Each participant will have a chance to flex their newly-acquired GIS skills by working on a mapping project during the workshop. Feel free to bring ideas you may have for projects, and we will try to incorporate your ideas within the time constraints of the course. No previous GIS or GPS experience is required.
Participants will learn to create maps, edit data and conduct spatial analysis using ArcGIS for Desktop | make and share maps using ArcGIS Online | collect GPS data with mobile devices (tablets, smartphones) | get GIS data from a variety of sources | design and carry out a GIS-based projects
Software discussed ArcGIS for Dekstop | ArcGIS Online | Story Maps | Collector for ArcGIS | Survey123 for ArcGIS | Track Kit for iOS | Track Kit for Andriod
Length 8:30am to 4:00pm for 5 days
Dates Events calendar
Format IN-PERSON - instructor and students in same location | REMOTE - students attend via web conference
Cost $799 standard in-person | $649 reduced in-person
Cost note reduced rate applies to educational, non-profit, and governmental participants
Cost note USNH non-credit tuition benefit can be used for this workshop
Contact content - email Shane Bradt or (call 603) 862-4277 | logistics - email Kyle Hirshkind or call (603) 862-4312
Suggested background
Getting to know ArcGIS Online
