Narrative mapping tools. (April 24th)

Stanford Geospatial CenterThe Stanford Geospatial Center is housed in the Branner Earth Sciences Library and its mission is to support the Stanford community on geospatial technologies.https://gis.stanford.edu

Stanford Geospatial Center

Introduction to ArcGIS Online and Esri Story Maps.  Plus Knight Labs Story Maps JS and Google Earth Web Tours.

Branner Earth Sciences Library

Narrative Mapping or Digital Story Telling. A hands-on primer to creating interactive web maps and "story Maps" in various platforms. We'll first learn how to build a basic interactive web maps in ArcGIS Online then move on to building stories around geography with narrative mapping tools like Esri Story Maps, StoryMaps JS, and Google Earth Web Tours.Topics:<ul><li>Quick overview of Narrative Mapping examples and various web apps.</li><li>How to log-in to ArcGIS Oline as a Stanford affiliate.</li><li>In-depth interactive map creation with the ArcGIS Online Map Viewer.</li><li>Publishing an interactive mapping application in AGO (Esri Instant Apps).</li><li>Overview of the Esri Story Maps builder.</li><li>Overview of KnightLabs StoryMapsJS open alternative to Esri Sotry Maps.</li><li>Overview of the Google Earth Web tour builder.</li></ul>Required: If you plan to follow along with the hands-on portion of the workshop, please be sure to bring a fully charged laptop. A mouse is not required but recommended.Note: workshop is open to current Stanford affiliates only. You must have a valid Stanford SUnetID to attend.

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