On the Map with Gabrielle Rogers
March features New Brunswick teacher Gabrielle Rogers. Let’s find out how she is using ArcGIS to support interdisciplinary learning at her school.
View
March features New Brunswick teacher Gabrielle Rogers. Let’s find out how she is using ArcGIS to support interdisciplinary learning at her school.
View
The annual Skills Ontario GIS competition will be held in person this year. Find out what’s new and discover resources to prepare your students.
View
February features Defining Moments Canada. Find out why they are using ArcGIS StoryMaps to promote important stories that have taken place in Canada.
View
February is Black History month in North America. Your students can explore Black History in Canada and the United States and its connection to music, using ArcGIS.
View
Earthquakes are common threats in western Canada, but what about Eastern Canada? In this video, Angie Abi Daoud, Olivia Maddigan, and Madina Sulaymonova of McMaster University describe the process
Watch Video
These new team members bring teaching and research experience, an interest in learning new skills and an eagerness to support GIS in higher education.
View
In the latest post, discover ArcGIS lessons, activities, data and story maps that focus on the importance of wildlife and natural resources in Canada.
View
2023’s first On the Map features an Ontario teacher who helps bring ArcGIS to educators across the Niagara region. Read about Andrew’s work in this post.
View
Many topics and stories were covered this year. Let’s break down 2022 from the types of posts to the most popular ones to the new series we introduced!
View
December’s On the Map will highlight the unique projects Tony Cushman has done with his students using ArcGIS.
View
ArcGIS is a great tool to explore and learn about Canada’s natural environment. Discover cool, relevant and fun resources you can use with your class.
View
Find out how Trevor Pratt, an educator from Hamilton, Ontario supports in-class and online teachers in using ArcGIS as a resource and tool for teaching and learning.
View
Discover 3 ArcGIS resources that focus on plate tectonics and earthquakes to use with your students.
View
October's On the Map features Adam Laforest, a French Immersion teacher from BC who uses ArcGIS Online for his Social Studies and Geography classes.
View
Learning about Latitude and Longitude is fun with ArcGIS! This post will highlight a tutorial you can use to jazz up this unit in your Geography class.
View
ArcGIS StoryMaps are a great tool to present information in an interactive way. Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba (TRCM) created their own resource to teach Treaty.
View
This is a new blog series that highlights how ArcGIS can bring common geography assignments to life with no pencil and paper maps required.
View
September’s On the Map features Manitoba teacher and Geographic Literacy award recipient Rob Langston. Read about how he used ArcGIS in a Manitoba Treaty project.
View
There are many reasons to integrate mapping and apps into your teaching. In this blog post, we’ve summarized 5 reasons you should GO ArcGIS this year!
View
Meet Maja Kucharczyk, Canada’s 2022 Esri Young Scholar who also had the opportunity to attend the Esri UC as a student assistant and presenter.
View
Loading More...