Story Maps are templates that allow authors to give context to their ArcGIS Online maps.  Whether telling a story, giving a tour or comparing historical maps, ArcGIS Story Maps are easy-to-use applications that create polished presentations.

All sessions are one hour and assume participants have no previous experience using GIS.  Sessions will be hands-on demonstrations with step-by-step tutorials and expert assistance.  All sessions will be taught on Wednesdays from 10AM to 11AM and are free and open to the UVa and larger Charlottesville community. Late-comers are welcome and encouraged, registration is open until 1 hour before class. Click here for a full list of our Fall sessions.

If you've attended our workshops in the past, please note that things are a bit different this semester:

• All sessions will be taught virtually, via Zoom. Unfortunately, there will be no in-class sessions this semester. 
• Registration is required. This is the best way to get Zoom links out to our attendees without posting the links to the world. 
• Sessions will be recorded and made available, along with our slides and hand-outs.

Please see the Fall 2020 Workshops tab on our Teaching Resources page for more information, including slides, handouts, post-workshop office hours and session recordings.