Introducing the Esri Canada K-12 New Teacher Award
Calling teachers, student teachers, and teaching assistants with up to five years of teaching experience. We've got an exciting ArcGIS challenge for you!
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Calling teachers, student teachers, and teaching assistants with up to five years of teaching experience. We've got an exciting ArcGIS challenge for you!
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Tipping elements connected to ocean and air circulations are at risk of crossing tipping points and causing significant changes in Earth’s climate.
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Discover how a multifaceted educator from Vancouver connects nature, science, and education with ArcGIS StoryMaps.
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The average person spends most of their time indoors. So why not map it? Help people understand and explore your institution’s indoor spaces.
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Both the Esri Dev Summit and the ECCE App Challenge are fast approaching. For Canadian developers, these can be great events to follow.
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The prize for Canada’s Esri Young Scholar is a trip to the Esri UC. Read about the UC experiences of one of last year’s finalists and how to apply.
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Learn how you can view your web scenes in virtual reality with the Scene Viewer VR app
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As a GIS Ambassador, Kate aims to inspire girls to go into STEM and to educate students about the power of GIS and career options in her community.
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A variety of workshops provide support for educators in their use of geographic information systems in the classroom. Which ones will you be attending this year?
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Check out 5 things for K-12 educators to try using their ArcGIS Online account in the New Year!
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Read about Cory Munro, a teacher from Port Elgin who’s been teaching and using GIS in his high school geography classes for almost 20 years.
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Ice sheets, frozen soil ground, Arctic sea ice, and marine methane deposits could reach critical thresholds, leading to major shifts in our climate.
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Higher education staff participated in virtual and in-person events at colleges and universities across Canada to promote GIS.
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Every November, people get together to celebrate the power of mapping. Let’s have a look at some of the K-12 events that occurred this year in Canada.
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Jean-Pierre, an Ottawa-based teacher, discusses how he uses geographic information systems (GIS) in his Grade 9 and 11 geography and environmental science courses.
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ArcGIS Enterprise's Transformative Role in Higher Education: Innovative Applications for Success in Geospatial Insight and Beyond.
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As part of her internship, Robiah Al Wardah developed skills with ArcGIS drone software then developed resources for others to learn about drones.
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Discover how Chris Cocek from Halifax is using ArcGIS in a cross-curricular citizen science project to engage teachers in spatial technology.
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ArcGIS is a tool for learning and understanding our world, but it can also be a fun and engaging platform for K-12 students and teachers.
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Mapping Earth’s climate tipping elements at regional and global scales is important to raise public awareness and for conducting risk assessments.
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