Introduction to ArcGIS Online |

Introduction

This full-day course focuses on how to navigate and create content within the ArcGIS Online platform. You will learn about the diverse apps that exist for use in ArcGIS Online, as well as various components of administering and managing your ArcGIS Online account, including how to manage credits, members, and share settings for individuals and groups. You will also learn the various ways to create, access, and share content and how to manage hosted feature services.

The bulk of the course will focus on how to access content and create custom maps in the new Map Viewer. You will gain hands-on experience in customizing basemaps, pop-ups, labels, and symbology and how to share and embed maps and apps with others.

Course Modules

Module 1: Intro to ArcGIS Online
Module 2: Intro to ArcGIS Online Management
Module 3: Access Content and Configure a Web Map
Module 4: Configure Pop-Ups, Labels, and Symbology
Module 5: Sharing and Embedding Maps and Apps

Target Audience

This course is intended for those who wish to start being productive in the ArcGIS Online environment.

Hardware and Software:

You will need a free public account or higher level licensing and a computer. You will need to know your AGOL credentials prior to the start of class.

8 GISP Credit Hours

December 8th
$299

March 13th
$299

Our live-online classes are conducted from 9:30 – 5:00 each day. Classes are delivered via GoToTraining. You will receive an email containing login instructions for the GoToTraining session on the Wednesday before class begins.

February 20th
Phoenix, AZ (Glendale, AZ)
$450

Class will be held each day from 8:30 – 4:00 at the location provided above.

$219

or,

Purchase as part of Annual License

Our self-paced classes are delivered through our online training platform. You will be emailed instructions for creating a login and activating your course. All lectures are pre-recorded so you can progress through the course at your own pace. The same applies to the exercise. The course does not have an expiration date.

You can also register for classes using our registration form.

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