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Training
on the Go - ESRI Podcasts:
ESRI publishes a huge array of instructional and guest speaker
podcasts. Whether you'd like to improve your ArcGIS skills,
become more efficient at editing, learn concepts behind building
a GIS database, or create effective and well-designed maps,
there's a podcast with info for you. I highly recommend these.
You can listen online, or download, burn to a CD and play them
in your car if you're strapped for time like most of us are!
www.esri.com/news/podcasts/
Example:
Performance Tips and Tricks: ArcGIS Desktop
In this discussion, the presenters will explore tips and tricks
that will help users improve their display and draw performance
while working in ArcMap and ArcCatalog. This podcast is tailored
to ArcGIS Desktop users who want to learn how to work more efficiently
with their data.
—Natalie Vines and Bronwyn Agrios, Instructors, ESRI;
published October 10, 2006
Worksheets:
| "Free GIS Layers on the Web"
- Worksheet from 5/06 course |
DOWNLOAD
(46K PDF) |
Additional Free Resources, with information
on:
- Subscribing to ArcUser Magazine
- Recommended Online Courses
- Demo Software
- GIS PodCasts from ESRI |
DOWNLOAD
(29K PDF) |
Georeferencing and digitizing
Worksheets:
Three common questions many new (or
even long time) GIS users often have are:
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How can I take a map image (scanned or from
the web or elsewhere) that is not geo-referenced and make
it line up correctly with other maps in my GIS?
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I have GIS layer that I need to
make changes to on the map. How do I do this?
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I want create my own layer of features by
drawing them into the map. How does this work?
If you are interested in a quick guide that will get you
up and running on these tasks click on one or more of the following links:
Presentation:
"QuickTake: Projections" PDF
Format (0.8MB)
Training Courses & Workshops:
ESRI Authorized Course schedule can be found here.
Australia Map
This is a project that a student in an introductory
GIS semester course created. It's a GIS map of Australia, which
you can download and view in ArcReader. You can zoom, pan, and
access multi-media content (photos and audio) about animals
in Australia. Access it
here!
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What is an
ESRI Authorized
Instructor?
Keep
me posted about upcoming courses
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