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Topic:
Map & GIS Concepts
GIS Level:
Advanced
Target Audience:
University Undergraduate
Geographic Scale:
Any/All
Location:
Any
Description:
This document is intended to be used as guidelines for those conducting GIS and related technologies (GPS, Remote Sensing, web-mapping) professional development events (hands-on, face-to-face, and online courses, workshops, and institutes) for faculty at all levels of education, worldwide. It may also be useful in teaching with GIS where students range in age from youth to adult. This document does not pretend to give every bit of advice on conducting GIS classes and training events, but it is hoped that these elements are helpful. For more guidance on teaching with GIS, network with the GIS education community via http://edcommunity.esri.com, the Ed-GIS listserv, with local and regional educators, and via other means.
Contents Page
A. Strategies for Conducting a Successful GIS Training Event 1
B. GIS Training Core Messages 6
C. Modeling Best Educational Practice 7
D. Career Connections 8
E. GIS Technology Messages 9
F. Teaching with GIS and Teaching With GIS: Philosophies 10
G. Materials and Hardware 10
H. Lab Preparation 11
I. Setting Up Your Own Training 13
J. Top 10 GIS Skills 14
K. Top 10 Educational Skills in using GIS 15
Revised November 2009.
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Software:
ArcGIS/ArcView
Time Required:
4 hours
Language:
English
Date Posted:
11/2/09
Focus:
Skills/Content
Style:
Mixed
Author:
Joseph Kerski
Organization:
ESRI
Contact Info:
Redlands
CA
92373 USA
303-449-7779x8237
jkerski@esri.com
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