Master ArcGIS Online to Build Interactive Maps, Apps, Surveys & Dashboards

What you'll learn

Build Interactive Web Maps using ArcGIS Online (AGOL)

Create Web Apps & Dashboards to visualize and analyze spatial data

Design & Deploy Survey123 Forms for real-world data collection

Integrate GIS Data seamlessly across Web Maps, Apps, and Dashboards

Enhance Data Visualization with charts, indicators, and dynamic actions

Apply WebGIS Skills to real-world projects like environmental mapping and urban planning

Requirements

Basic knowledge of GIS will be helpful but not mandatory

A 21-day trial or organizational ArcGIS Online (AGOL) account

Description

Unlock the power of WebGIS with ArcGIS Online (AGOL) in this hands-on course designed for beginners and GIS professionals alike. This course will take you from the basics of AGOL to building interactive WebMaps, Web Apps, Surveys, and Dashboards, equipping you with practical skills to create and share GIS solutions effectively.You'll start by understanding the fundamentals of ArcGIS Online, including data visualization, symbology, and working with the Living Atlas. From there, you'll learn how to create and customize WebMaps, integrate data layers, and publish them for interactive use.Next, we dive into WebApps, where you'll build an engaging GIS application using Web AppBuilder, customizing themes, layouts, and widgets.The course then explores ArcGIS Survey123, where you'll design and deploy a field data collection form, integrating real-world data into your GIS workflow.Finally, you'll create an interactive ArcGIS Dashboard to visualize survey data dynamically, incorporating charts, indicators, and real-time updates.By the end of this course, you'll have a complete WebGIS project ready to showcase, along with valuable skills to apply in urban planning, environmental management, disaster response, and more. Whether you're a student, researcher, or GIS professional, this course will help you harness the full potential of ArcGIS Online.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Course Introduction

Lecture 2 What's Inside the Course?

Section 2: Understanding ArcGIS Online

Lecture 3 What is ArcGIS Online? (Theory)

Lecture 4 ArcGIS License Setup

Lecture 5 Exploring the ArcGIS Online Interface

Section 3: Creating and Publishing Web Maps

Lecture 6 Exploring Interactive Web Maps in ArcGIS Online

Lecture 7 Adding Your Data to Interactive Maps in ArcGIS Online

Lecture 8 Customizing Symbology for Your Earthquake Data

Lecture 9 Adding the Living Atlas Data for Enriching Your Map

Lecture 10 Publishing Your Interactive Web Map

Section 4: Building Web Apps with Web AppBuilder

Lecture 11 What is Web Apps in ArcGIS Online? (Theory)

Lecture 12 Getting Started with Web AppBuilder

Lecture 13 Choosing Themes and Configuring Layout in Web AppBuilder

Lecture 14 Adding Widgets to Your Web App

Lecture 15 Finalizing and Sharing Your Web App

Section 5: Collecting Field Data with Survey123

Lecture 16 Introduction to ArcGIS Survey123 (Theory)

Lecture 17 Getting Started with Survey123: Exploring the Interface

Lecture 18 Creating a Tree Survey for Farmland

Lecture 19 Demonstration of Filling Form and Data Updates

Section 6: Visualizing Data with ArcGIS Dashboard

Lecture 20 ArcGIS Dashboard: Overview and Applications (Theory)

Lecture 21 Getting Started with ArcGIS Dashboard

Lecture 22 Setting up the Title, Sidebar, Splash Screen, and Theme for Dashboard

Lecture 23 Adding Farmland Tree Survey Form (Survey123) Data in Interactive Web Map

Lecture 24 Adding the Interactive Web Map of Farmland Tree Survey to ArcGIS Dashboard

Lecture 25 Adding Serial Chart & Bar Chart in ArcGIS Dashboard

Lecture 26 Adding Indicators for Total Tree Count and Dead Tree Count

Lecture 27 Adding a Table to the Dashboard

Lecture 28 Making the Dashboard Interactive – Using Actions

Lecture 29 Real-Time Data Updates in ArcGIS Dashboard

Lecture 30 Finalizing and Sharing the ArcGIS Dashboard

Section 7: Wrapping Up & Next Steps

Lecture 31 Creative Project Ideas & Extra Tips for ArcGIS Online

Lecture 32 Conclusion – Get Creative with GIS!

# GIS beginners & enthusiasts # Students & researchers # GIS & remote sensing professionals # Urban planners & environmental analysts # Surveyors & field data collectors # Anyone passionate about mapping