Students Get Real with GIS Drone Technology
William Shuart uses drones and the latest Esri technology to help students at VCU bolster their skills for their future careers.
William Shuart uses drones and the latest Esri technology to help students at VCU bolster their skills for their future careers.
Three newly-minted graduates who studied GIS at their colleges and universities offer some sage educational advice.
Two Esri Press books highlight the GIS trailblazers among us, real and fictional.
The Esri User Conference will be virtual again this year. But there’s still a lot of fun and learning in store.
Nate Ebel was 13-years-old when he gave a presentation at the 2002 Esri User Conference. What he did with GIS from then on impacted him greatly.
Esri Press published a children’s book series aimed at piquing young people’s interest in science, technology, engineering, the arts, and math.
Business schools at colleges and universities are increasingly integrating location analytics into the curriculum. How will this help students?
A no-cost online course teaches advanced techniques to uncover hidden patterns and improve predictive models.
Teachers and parents who want to help children use GIS can learn mapping and teaching techniques by watching Mapping Hour videos.
See what type of methods and capabilities Esri uses to teach classes virtually. Your host is Mike Flanagan, senior instructor.
See how researchers at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) in New York used ArcGIS to create serious games for disaster response.
The new book Lindsey the GIS Professional is a perfect read for children who want to learn about mapping.