If you are interested to teach with ArcGIS Notebooks, the Esri Learn ArcGIS Team has Teach with ArcGIS Notebooks learn path (6 lessons) for Educators who would like to incorporate ArcGIS Notebooks in their teaching/courses.
This learn path consists of 6 sequential modules:
- Enable ArcGIS Notebooks in your organization (PDF lesson – 15 min). This PDF lesson is intended for the Administrator of your ArcGIS Online, describing how to enable ArcGIS Notebooks capability in the organization.
- Hello Notebook! (PDF Lesson – 15 min). Learn how to create the first notebook in ArcGIS Notebooks, basics operations, create a map, add a layer and save the notebook.
- Teach Web GIS with ArcGIS Notebooks (PDF lesson – 30 min). Teach web GIS workflows in ArcGIS Notebooks using python scripting methods. Learn how to perform analysis in both ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Notebooks.
- Convert ArcGIS Notebooks to slides (Video – 2 min). This video shows how to convert an ArcGIS Notebook into a slideshow for teaching.
- Deliver a class assignment as an ArcGIS Notebook (Video – 2 min). This video shows how to use an ArcGIS Notebook to deliver a class assignment.
- Linking Blackboard LMS to ArcGIS to share Notebooks (Video – 2 min). This video shows how to share ArcGIS Notebook assignments via the Blackboard LMS.
This learn path helps to easily adopt the Notebooks in your course(s).
Another learn path "Learn Python with ArcGIS Notebooks" contains 8 lessons for the students to learn how to use Python in ArcGIS Notebooks:
- Hello, Notebook!
- ArcGIS Notebooks: terminology, components, and shortcuts
- ArcGIS Notebook runtimes, environments, and packages
- Understanding Web GIS Using ArcGIS Notebooks
- Using arcpy in ArcGIS Notebooks
- Smart mapping with ArcGIS Notebooks
- Data visualization with the Spatially Enabled DataFrame
- Imagery across the platform with ArcGIS Notebooks
If you need more info on enabling ArcGIS Notebooks in your organization, check this related blog
More on FAQ for ArcGIS Notebooks in the Cloud.
Feel free to contact me at ckurnia@esri.com, if you have any questions or need some assistance.
