Register for the ArcGIS Online Interactive Learning Series

Maps can do more than show where things are. They can reveal patterns, bring research data to life, and help communicate complex information in a more engaging way.

The UNLV University Libraries invites you to explore these possibilities through the ArcGIS Online Interactive Learning Series, a five-session, beginner-friendly workshop series designed to introduce participants to Esri’s collection of geospatial tools.

During the series, participants will get hands-on experience using ArcGIS Online to visualize and communicate research data, create interactive stories, collect information in the field, and develop digital classroom assignments.

All sessions will be held from 1 to 2 p.m. in Lied Library. Registration includes the entire five-session series.

Workshop Schedule

Sept. 17: Navigating Esri & ArcGIS Online

Amargosa Room

Oct. 1: Getting Started With StoryMaps

Amargosa Room

Oct. 15: Data Collection With Field Maps and Survey123

Amargosa Room

Oct. 29: The ArcGIS Way

Amargosa Room

Nov. 12: Getting Started With Experience Builder

Pioche Room

Register for the ArcGIS Online Interactive Learning Series.

The ArcGIS Online Interactive Learning Series is presented by the UNLV Libraries Scholarly Communication and Data Services office.

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