Monroe Community College microcredential innovation: https://www.esri.com/about/newsroom/arcuser/microcredential-program-ensures-workplace-success/ Teaching Equity with GIS: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/6b575e79dc0c427585d5512e96a82b3f Strategies for finding geospatial data: https://spatialreserves.wordpress.com/2020/09/21/strategies-for-finding-geospatial-data/ Modern strategies for finding geospatial data Teaching and Learning Ethics with spatial thinking and […]
Tag Archives: GIS
The World Has No Problems – Not – Hence GIS
Everything is great in our world, right? Not! Our world faces significant challenges, from water quality and quantity, to weather and climate, natural hazards, energy, human health, economic inequalities, urban […]
Why Get Excited About Web Maps
Why are maps generated with modern geotechnologies different from maps of the past? Join Geographer Joseph Kerski as we examine the paradigm shift that web mapping tools and data have […]
A new Higher Education GIS Immersive Hands-On Workshop
Feel free to explore the hands-on activities, maps, apps, and resources I have created, here: univ_of_colorado_enviro_workshop_f19 –Joseph Kerski
2 Hour GIS Workshop for Educators: Syllabus
Here is a Syllabus for 2 hour GIS Hands-on Workshop that I conducted for educators in social studies, STEM, and other fields. Feel free to use or modify for your own workshops! […]
Revised Real Time Weather Analysis in GIS Lesson, Map, and Data
I have revised my real-time weather analysis-in-GIS lesson, map, and data, and they are here: Real Time Weather Analysis Lesson and Map –Joseph Kerski
The world of GIS and how you can be a part of it: Audio Presentation
This presentation, 45 minutes in length, focuses on why Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is relevant and important to society, 5 trends in GIS, and how you can be a part […]
A University Spatial Thinking and GIS Workshop
Here is the syllabus for the university GIS investigation and spatial thinking workshop: University GIS Investigation Workshop. Try some of these links and tools yourself!
Isn’t That Spatial? Teaching about the Environment, Examining Field Data, and Telling Your Environmental Story with Web Mapping Technology
I gave a presentation and workshop for the North American Association for Environmental Education (www.naaee.org) entitled “Isn’t That Spatial? Teaching about the Environment, Examining Field Data, and Telling Your Environmental Story […]
Investigating Your Community, Country, and World Using Live Web Maps
I gave a presentation for educators entitled Investigating Your Community, Country, and World Using Live Web Maps. The presentation is here and you are welcome to use any of these […]
Analyzing cholera in 1854 London using Web Based GIS
I have created an activity that focuses on analyzing cholera in 1854 London using web mapping tools–ArcGIS Online. Analyzing cholera in 1854 London using web GIS. Activities include buffering water […]
Lifetime Achievement Award from GeoTechCenter
It was a great honor to receive the Lifetime Achievement Award for my work in geospatial education from the Geotechcenter.org. I thank the Geotechcenter so very much and have great […]
Promoting GIS and Spatial Thinking at the Montana MAGIP GIS Conference
I am promoting GIS and Spatial Thinking at the 2016 Montana MAGIP GIS conference in the following ways. See each presentation to be “virtually” there. My education presentation on Sleepwalking […]
St Vrain Schools GIS Professional Development Day
Spatial Thinking and Geotechnologies Workshop: St Vrain Valley School District One-day workshop led by an Esri education manager and geographer on integrating spatial thinking and geotechnologies (GPS, remote sensing, Geographic […]
Jeffco Schools Geospatial Technology Workshop
Jeffco Schools Geospatial Technology Workshop, 9 December 2015 Summary: Half-day workshop led by an Esri education manager and geographer on integrating spatial thinking and geotechnologies (GPS, remote sensing, Geographic Information […]
Thinking Spatially with GIS
What would you do in 75 minutes to introduce your colleagues to spatial thinking and analysis? Recently I had the opportunity to do just that, when my Esri colleague Laura […]