Mapping Futures: A GIS Pathway for K-12 students
A single map question can spark big possibilities. Learn how GIS helps educators turn student curiosity into real learning and future career paths.
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Teaching and Learning GIS in the Age of AI (Part 1)
AI is reshaping GIS education. But spatial judgment still belongs to the analyst. A three-part series on teaching and learning GIS in the age of AI.
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Navigating the ArcGIS Workflow Manager interface
Get familiar with ArcGIS Workflow Manager by exploring the Work, Manage, and Design tabs and learn how they support your end-to-end GIS workflows.
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On the map with Lotfi Djemai and Julien Lagarde from Conseil scolaire Viamonde
Lotfi and Julien design practical resources that empower education teams to effectively use geographic information systems (GIS) in their teaching.
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On the Map with Earth Rangers: Finding the Caribou
Earth Rangers fosters youth engagement through interactive, hands-on activities. Discover why ArcGIS was used in the Finding the Caribou activity.
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Engage students, encourage critical thinking, deepen analysis and more.
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What Makes a Place Runnable?
Mohamed Ahmed from Esri Canada interviews Stella Harden, winner of the Esri Canada Best Paper Award at the 2026 SKI Conference in Banff, Alberta.
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Future Teachers: 5 reasons ArcGIS should be in your toolkit right now
ArcGIS supports geography, history, science, math, and Indigenous education while building the skills students need today and in the future.
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Bringing History to Life: How StoryMaps Help Students Connect with WWI
Discover how educators Jennifer Morris and Hillary Weppler use ArcGIS StoryMaps to help students connect with WWI history in a meaningful way.
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Building safer school routes with ArcGIS Online
Build safer school routes using spatial analysis and dynamic mapping in ArcGIS Online to uncover risk patterns and support data-driven action.
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Spark Learning with ArcGIS: Winter Edition
Happy Winter! We have some cool ArcGIS ideas and resources for you to celebrate the chilly season with your students without going outside.
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On the Map with Aidan Hawkins
From grade nine geography to applied geomatics, discover how GIS expanded the world for Aidan Hawkins and guided him toward a career in mapping.
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Beginner’s guide to ArcGIS Business Analyst for smarter decisions
Learn how ArcGIS Business Analyst helps you use location intelligence for smarter business decisions and market analysis.
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Recapping the Education Highlights of 2025
As we welcome a new year, let’s reflect on the past one as it showcased the power of GIS in education, and highlights new opportunities in 2026.
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Year in Review: Conferences Attended by the Higher Education Team in 2025
The Higher Education staff participated in many events in 2025. Read on about the conferences we attended, and our personal highlights.
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Esri Canada and Canadian Wildlife Federation partner for Nature-based Education
Esri Canada donates one million dollars in in-kind support to help advance wildlife conservation and nature-based learning across Canada.
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Maximum City receives Esri Canada’s Making a Difference Award
Toronto-based company recognized for transforming youth civic education and engagement using advanced mapping technology
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GIS Day Spotlight: Teacher Wins, GIS Stories, and ArcGIS Resources
Discover exciting updates, inspiring GIS stories, and ready-to-use ArcGIS resources to celebrate spatial thinking in your classroom year-round.
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GIS for Kids: What’s the Right Age to Start?
GIS Ambassadors brought learning to life by leading fun, engaging activities with preschoolers in Québec.
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Key Takeaways from the 2025 GIS in Education and Research Conference
From inspiring presentations to network opportunities, the conference offered plenty to reflect on. Let’s dive into the top takeaways.
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Geographical Thinking: E108 – Exploring The Library of Lost Maps
In this interview with James Cheshire, author of THE LIBRARY OF LOST MAPS (forthcoming November 2025), discover how a forgotten cartographic archive helped shape the evolution of geographic thinking.
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