Free Do-It-Yourself Geo Apps Course

January 16, 2016By Caitlin DempseyGIS Learning

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Esri is offering a new MOOC course geared towards teaching participants how to build geo apps using the software company’s ArcGIS Online platform. The four-week course contains seven sections covering ArcGIS Online’s collection of application templates for building geo-enabled apps, an introduction to Web AppBuilder and AppStudio, as well as peer supported resources such as Esri’s GeoDev community.

The complete session will involve a commit of about 7-14 hours in total and runs from February 3 to March 2, 2016. If you can’t make this upcoming session, bookmark the page as Esri frequently re-runs its MOOCs. Participation in this GIS course is free of charge.

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