On the Map with Shawn Hughes
Shawn Hughes is a teacher from Peterborough who uses story maps in his destreamed geography class and the Learning and Life Skills (LLS) program.
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GIS Ambassadors’ Back to School Map and App Challenge
We encourage you to support K-12 ED this fall! Find out about the Back to School Map and App Challenge and what’s new with the GIS Ambassador Hub.
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New higher education staff member brings geomatics engineering insights
Meet Shahram Sattar, the newest member of the Education and Research group and a professional engineer enthusiastic about the potential of GIS in AEC.
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Alloprof resources are a goldmine for K-12 education
In 2021, Alloprof joined the Partners in Education program to enrich its education resources using geographic information systems (GIS). Check out their apps!
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On the Map with Ewan Geddes
This post highlights teacher Ewan Geddes’ use of ArcGIS through the eyes of four recent students. They share their takeaways in using ArcGIS.
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A week of app development for positive change in the ECCE App Challenge
One week, one app, three teammates. Student teams develop apps to inspire positive change in conservation in the annual ECCE App Challenge
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Gratitude in Action: Using survey insights to improve our work
In the Spring, a survey was sent out to educators to gain feedback on our ArcGIS resources. Find out what we discovered.
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Emile St Pierre leads a multidisciplinary public art itinerary project
Emile St Pierre, a science teacher at Lucien Pagé high school, shares his and his students’ experience following their multidisciplinary public art itinerary project.
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Summer PD for ArcGIS
This post will highlight new and updated ArcGIS resources and upcoming professional development workshops that you can take part in before the fall.
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On the Map with Natasha Parsons
Natasha Parsons is a teacher who attended the Esri conferences. This post will highlight her use of ArcGIS in teaching, and her conference takeaways.
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Esri Young Scholar Kailey Nichols encourages young women to pursue science
Kailey Nichols was inspired to learn GIS by women doing amazing work in the field and encourages other young women to make the leap and study science.
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On the Map with Craig Brumwell
June’s On the Map features Craig Brumwell, a BC high school teacher retiring at the end of the month. This post will highlight his dedication as a passionate educator.
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What to do for the end of the school year?
Here are various options for your year-end activities! Your students will discover GIS, you will recapture the new map viewer and you will collect data outdoors.
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On the Map with Jennifer Rasp
Let’s find out what insight Jennifer Rasp gained from using ArcGIS in her placement with the Education group that she will integrate in her teaching.
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Visualizing Complete Street designs in VR: A Higher Education R&D project
Learn how the ArcGIS Maps SDK for Unity was used to develop a virtual-reality app for exploring street-design scenarios in Toronto
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Female students shine at the 2023 Skills ON GIS competition
This year’s GIS competition was held in person again. Read about the question and the results of this all-day event for high school students.
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5 Reasons to set up ArcGIS Online single sign on at your school or board
Every year, more schools and boards in Canada are enjoying the benefits of setting up ArcGIS Online single sign on. Discover 5 reasons to go SSO.
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On the Map with Canadian Geographic Education
Canadian Geographic Education is this month’s On the Map partner. Find out how they use ArcGIS to enhance resources they create for their ed program.
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Earth Day 2023: Explore our world with ArcGIS
In honour of this day, integrate maps that highlight our amazing planet. Discover ArcGIS resources for your class and share them with your colleagues.
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Education community reunited at GIS in Education and Research Conference
Over 250 students, teachers, faculty and staff gathered at Hart House on March 1, almost three years to the day after the last in-person conference.
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