Driven by Esri’s ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS StoryMaps are a great way to share tell the story of your work with lakes, rivers, reservoirs, and/or watersheds to a wide variety of stakeholders.
ArcGIS StoryMaps allow you to combine text and media in a structured format to inform, educate, and inspire a range of audiences, all without the need to have experience in GIS or web coding. While standard graphs and tables in PDF reports and PowerPoint presentations may communicate information effectively to select groups, a far wider range of people would be more responsive to stories, images, videos and maps that they can interact with on their own terms.
This workshop will provide with an overview of the technology behind ArcGIS StoryMaps and help participants to start creating ArcGIS StoryMaps of their own using a hands-on approach. No previous GIS experience is necessary to attend.
Presenter Shane Bradt leads the geospatial technology outreach program for Cooperative Extension at the University of New Hampshire. He is responsible for developing, coordinating, and leading a range of training opportunities on mapping topics, including desktop GIS and online mapping. Shane is also an Extension Professor in the UNH Department of Biological Sciences and is the outreach leader of the Cyanobacteria Monitoring Collaborative.
Shane Bradt leads the geospatial technology outreach program for Cooperative Extension at the University of New Hampshire. He is responsible for developing, coordinating, and leading a range of training opportunities on mapping topics, including desktop GIS and online mapping. Shane is also an Extension Professor in the UNH Department of Biological Sciences and is the outreach leader of the Cyanobacteria Monitoring Collaborative.