Esri Arcgis Online From Zero: Complete Course

Creation of online maps, geoportals, and web applications focused on geography in the cloud.

What you'll learn

Develop the ability to analyze and work with geographic information in ArcGIS Online.

Upload geographic information to the cloud for creating maps, dashboards, and other elements.

Modify the main aspects of vector symbology to develop web maps.

Create a web application based on maps created by the user to be able to share geographic content.

Requirements

Learning projects are included, so no prior knowledge is required. Students will be able to learn everything from scratch.

Description

ArcGIS Online is the GIS tool that will become essential for any user of geographic information systems, since geo-portals and territorial data on the web are on the rise and should be the star product of this decade. Therefore, it is necessary to know its characteristics, how to use it, and how to generate information from it.As an objective, the course proposes to review the different areas that the student must manage within the platform, to create a basic web map and transform it into a viewer or geoportal.Likewise, the course will develop the skills to use the platform through the practical exercises that the student must complete as they progress through the readings, so that they become familiar with the web environment and the options it offers.In the course, students will also have the opportunity to learn how to create and edit Story Maps thoroughly. This skill will allow them to present their geographic content efficiently and expressively, which is essential for any mapping project. Through practical exercises and theoretical guidance, students will be able to master the necessary techniques to create attractive and effective Story Maps.Finally, key concepts will be reviewed so that the student can properly handle the files and formats required by the platform.At the end of the course, the student will be able to create various accounts, create maps, share content on the web, and most importantly, generate online maps to share on government and private websites, managing the information used to show to clients or counterparts, and thus having a much smoother flow of communication and data.

Overview

Section 1: Introducción

Lecture 1 Getting Started with ArcGIS Online: An Introduction to Web GIS

Lecture 2 Create an account in ArcGIS Online

Section 2: Getting familiar with the ArcGIS Online platform

Lecture 3 Content tab and basic functionalities in the platform

Lecture 4 Getting familiar with the ArcGIS Online interface.

Lecture 5 Studying measuring tools and markers.

Lecture 6 Functionality of base maps in ArcGIS Online

Section 3: Importing geographic files into ArcGIS Online

Lecture 7 Uploading Shapefile (.SHP) files to the platform

Lecture 8 Uploading Comma-Separated Values (.CSV) files to the platform

Lecture 9 Uploading text (.TXT) and GPS (.GPX) files to the platform

Lecture 10 Uploading Keyhole Markup Language (.KML) files to the platform

Lecture 11 Working with WMS and Living Atlas layers

Lecture 12 Importing tile maps: Google Maps and Mapbox

Section 4: Symbol and Label Analysis I: Polygon Entities

Lecture 13 Configuring unique element symbology in polygons

Lecture 14 Generating symbology by categories or unique elements in polygons

Lecture 15 Configuring symbology by quantity count (size) in polygons

Lecture 16 Creating symbology by quantity count (color) in polygons

Lecture 17 Configuring labels in polygonal entities

Section 5: Symbol and Label Analysis II: Linear Entities

Lecture 18 Configuring Symbols by Unique Elements and Categories in Lines

Lecture 19 Generating Symbols by Counts and Size Quantities in Lines

Lecture 20 Configuring Symbols by Unique Symbol Types

Lecture 21 Configuring Labels in Linear Entities

Section 6: Symbol and Label Analysis III: Point Features

Lecture 22 Configuring location-based symbology and unique symbols for point features

Lecture 23 Generating custom image clusters

Lecture 24 Creating Heat Maps with point features

Lecture 25 Configuring symbology by dates in point features

Lecture 26 Configuring symbology by size in point features

Lecture 27 Configuring labels in point features

Section 7: Advanced work on attribute tables and pop-ups I

Lecture 28 Introduction to ArcGIS Arcade

Lecture 29 Options in attribute tables

Lecture 30 General options in pop-ups

Section 8: Advanced work on attribute tables and pop-ups II

Lecture 31 Custom attribute visualization in pop-ups

Lecture 32 Field description and no attribute information in pop-ups

Lecture 33 Dynamic images and links in pop-ups

Lecture 34 Diagrams in pop-ups

Geographers, Spatial Analysts, GIS Analysts, Forestry Engineers, Natural Resource Engineers, Environmental Engineers, and Cartographers.,University and technical GIS students.,Professionals and technicians focused on territorial information.