In this workshop, participants will learn the basics of ArcGIS Online, a simple browser-based tool for making maps with data. Because this tool is browser based and requires no software to be installed, has built-in datasets, and is easy to use, it provides the capacity to create mapping data projects and share them on the web very quickly. Participants will learn how to make an MSU account for access, how to add points to a map from a spreadsheet, how visualize data in a map, find data for comparison within ArcGIS Online, and to style and export their maps from the application. 

The MSU GIS Users Symposium is a one-day primarily in person event with presentations and demonstrations from academic researchers and GIS professionals. It is open to anyone, including those from outside of MSU with any level of GIS experience. The conference will also be an opportunity to develop potential collaborations and network with GIS users. To participate in the symposium as a presenter, please respond to the form here.

The MSU GIS Users Symposium is a one-day primarily in person event with presentations and demonstrations from academic researchers and GIS professionals. It is open to anyone, including those from outside of MSU with any level of GIS experience. The conference will also be an opportunity to develop potential collaborations and network with GIS users. To participate in the symposium as a presenter, please respond to the form here.  This registration is for the link to the online streamed version of the event.