The 2021 Esri User Conference starts today. And the ArcGIS Hub team can’t wait to meet you there, virtually, that is. This year’s theme, GIS—Creating a Sustainable Future, promises to provide an inspiring look at all the ways people like you are leveraging geospatial technology to build a smarter, more resilient world. Discover hours of content that can help you best apply these tools for your organization to thrive.
Plan Your Esri UC Activities to Include ArcGIS Hub Sessions
We’re excited to present two tech sessions this week:
ArcGIS Hub: An Introduction
Tuesday, July 13, 7:15 am to 8:15 am PDT
Organizations around the world are using ArcGIS Hub to engage communities, promote transparency, and collaborate across departments. During this session you will be introduced to ArcGIS Hub and how to get started with organizing internal staff and external collaborators to achieve your organization’s community engagement goals. We will cover some of the best examples across industries of how to leverage ArcGIS Hub sites, initiatives, teams, community identities, and feedback tools.
Presenters: Matthew Viverito, Morgan Sapia
ArcGIS Hub: Managing and Collaborating with Your Community
Wednesday, July 14, 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm PDT
ArcGIS Hub helps organizations work more effectively with their communities. In this session, you will learn how to manage the content and apps community members can access, as well as how to control and leverage the ways in which community members can participate in initiatives. The use of ArcGIS Hub sharing controls, teams, sign-up configurations, community identities, and engagement tools will be highlighted.
Presenters: Marissa Defratti, Katelyn Thompson, Jay Dev
But we’re even more excited to tune into all the amazing user presentations that will be featuring ArcGIS Hub. There’s about a dozen that you can watch On Demand, anytime at your convenience. From COVID-19 response, to opioid awareness, to managing parks and fishing ponds, ArcGIS Hub is being used by governments large and small across the world to build awareness, increase transparency, and improve engagement in communities.
Here’s a link you can use to view all the ArcGIS Hub sessions.
Need more information about ArcGIS Hub? This year’s Q&A includes an FAQ style section all about ArcGIS Hub. Check it out to get a quick summary of ArcGIS Hub.
Hungry for more ArcGIS Hub content and learning?
- Find out what’s new and learn best practices on the ArcGIS Blog
- Attend webinars and meet-ups to discover how others are using ArcGIS Hub (there’s one coming up on August 25)
- View presentations, demos, and how-to videos on the ArcGIS Hub YouTube playlists
- Explore ArcGIS Hub guided lessons and learning paths
- Get inspired by our “Hubs We Love” example gallery
- See more examples in our COVID-19 featured sites gallery
- Browse the template gallery to see what’s available in ArcGIS Hub Basic and ArcGIS Hub Premium
- Sign up for the ArcGIS Hub e-newsletter
- Follow us on Twitter @ArcGISHub
Esri UC Virtual Run/Walk/Bike 2021
You may find yourself sitting at a desk a lot during the conference this week, so when you’re ready to take a break, you can join the GIS community on a walk around the world! From July 10 to 18, use the ArcGIS QuickCapture mobile app to track your routes and take pictures along the way. Something new this year, you can use your Apple Watch and cyclists are welcome.
Fun fact: Did you know ArcGIS Hub was used to create the Esri UC Virtual Run/Walk 2020 website? We’re also using the capability included with ArcGIS Hub Premium that allows anyone to capture data using the ArcGIS QuickCapture mobile app without needing an ArcGIS account.
To get started just sign up to participate on the Esri UC Virtual Run/Walk/Bike hub site.
Once you are signed up you can:
Download the QuickCapture App on Google Play or the Apple Store
or
Download the Esri UC Fun Apple Watch App from the Apple Store
Then put on your sneakers…On your mark, get set, go! Let’s go around the world together!
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