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Serious Game Play

See how researchers at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) in New York used ArcGIS to create serious games for disaster response.

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Learn to Add Charts to Pop-ups in ArcGIS Online

Learn to add charts to pop-ups in ArcGIS Online by following these step-by-step instructions from Esri technology evangelist Bern Szukalski.

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A Little Hope Goes a Long Way

Mission Blue, founded by oceanographer Sylvia Earle, uses ArcGIS StoryMaps to showcase Hope Spots, marine areas in need of protection.

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Where Geodesign Goes Next

Esri president Jack Dangermond gave a talk at the 2020 Geodesign Summit about how science and geodesign can help create a sustainable future.

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Watch StoryMaps Live

Representatives from the Grand Canyon Trust talked about the ArcGIS StoryMap they created called The Voices of Grand Canyon.

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Learn to Create Well-Crafted Information Products

Rich Nauman from the Esri environment team offers great advice on how to best convey information in your maps.

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Our Ocean, Our Future

Esri chief scientist Dawn Wright explains how humans’ health and prosperity is linked to the health of our ocean.

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ArcGIS Urban Gets an Important Update

New capabilities in ArcGIS Urban will help you create, edit and analyze designs plus obtain feedback about them.

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Esri Introduces ArcGIS Field Maps

Try out the beta version of ArcGIS Field Maps., the new premier maps app for iOS and Android devices.

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Better Metadata for World Imagery

An update in World Imagery provides pop-ups that only return the metadata for the imagery visible within your area of interest.

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Make the Most of Your Interactive Maps

As maps have switched from static paper items to digital conversations, you need to think about how interactive to make your maps.

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Time for a Career Rebrand?

Esri community evangelist Adam Carnow discusses a need for rebranding how GIS professionals talk about what they do for a living.

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