Introduction to Community GIS

Description

Geospatial tools and education can provide communities, tribes, and individuals with opportunities to monitor environmental variables, establish baseline understandings of environments, predict future changes, and develop plans for climate change adaptation and mitigation. This class explores broad geospatial concepts that can be applied globally by focusing on issues directly related to climate and environmental change in rural Alaskan communities and is rooted in regional place-based knowledge. Students will learn to collect field and online information, analyze data and create maps in ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online, and communicate findings through geospatial tools.

Meet Your Teacher

Bio

Hear About Your Class

Dates

Intensive Week 4: 04/28-05/03

Location

Dillingham

Credits

TBD

Pathway

Technology

More Information

Age Requirement: High School
Prerequisites: None

Perkins State Reporting Data

  1. Click the button below, then on the page that loads, click on the “Carl Perkins IV CTE Public Reports” link.
  2. Choose your district and the school year in the drop down menus.
  3. Click on “Get Report Values” and your district’s CTE data will appear momentarily.