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Give the new Map Viewer a Spin

New decade, new map viewer. You may have already heard, but the Map Viewer is getting a makeover in the new year, with a new look and feel designed to make authoring your maps quicker and easier. Let’s run through some … Continue reading →

Methodist College Belfast

Students use ArcGIS to evaluate the environmental, economic and social impacts of renewable and non-renewable energy sources

The Hidden Power of Feature Templates

Feature Templates are an often overlooked, yet powerful, tool to enable default values when editing a layer in ArcGIS Online. They can be used to build up editing logic and have the power to automatically create data in your web … Continue reading →

St Conleth’s Community College

Students of all abilities at Saint Conleth's Community College are developing important life skills through the use of ArcGIS.

Exciting New Capabilities of Survey123

With the release of Survey123 version 3.6, many new capabilities and enhancements were added to help you build smart forms. This blog will show you some of these exciting capabilities. If you aren’t familiar with Survey123, this introductory blog will … Continue reading →

Our 1-2-3 guide to Survey123

Survey123 for ArcGIS uses simple and intuitive forms that allow you to collect field data easily. It basically lets you create, share, and analyse your surveys. Survey123 is already popular with users in public health, education, public works, resource management, … Continue reading → Continue Reading

Sellafield

ArcGIS has become a pivotal strategic planning tool, helping us to work efficiently, reduce costs and respond rapidly to incidents.

St Kevin’s College

Students use ArcGIS to analyse data and make informed decisions and deliver effective presentations using ArcGIS Story Maps

Presentation College Headford

Using ArcGIS and creating Story Maps helps our students to develop research skills and gives them experience of using different types of maps at different scales. It also encourages them to think about how information is communicated and improve their presentation skills.

Crowther Lab

Interactive maps enable us to communicate the Lab’s findings with a broad community, so they can learn something new and make the right decisions.