Embedded Files
1. Self Learning - Follow the different tasks to gain a good basic understanding of ESRI ArcGIS tool
2. Self Guided GIS Inquiry task - How can we use GIS to make populations safer in Hurricane Zones?
Task: How can i utilise easily obtainable data to create my first ArcGis Map?
What is GIS and how can we use it to answer questions about globalisation?
What parts of the world are more globalised than others?
What is the KOF Index of globalisation and how is it used?
Is Singapore the most globalised country in the world?
Resources:
Presentation: What is ArcGis
Worksheet - Globalisation - indices of globalisation. Make a copy, complete exercises and put in folder
Task: Making a Storymap and embedding your map from the previous lesson on here.
You will now use the following document to follow instructions on how to create your own Story Map journal.
https://docs.google.com/docume...
The Map journal will look something like this....https://arcg.is/1SuHm4
Geinquiries using ArcGIS
Geinquiries using ArcGIS
These are excellent activities to develop your skills of analysing geospatial patterns.
Each inquiry should only take 15 minutes or so. Aim to complete 2 from each.
Geoinquiries: Population
Geoinquiries: Population
Geoinquiries relevant to the resources section
Geoinquiries relevant to the resources section
Geoinquiries relevant to the food health and Disease Section
Geoinquiries relevant to the food health and Disease Section
Geoinquiries and Globalisation
Geoinquiries and Globalisation
Oceans and Coastal margins
Oceans and Coastal margins
GIS - Your IAs and EE's
GIS - Your IAs and EE's
This is an essential part of your IA and EE - with the IA you will be making your own maps - and with EE you will make your own and use other peoples information and data.
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