Community Guidelines

TomKuijpers

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Welcome to the ArcGIS for Schools GeoNet space of Esri Netherlands! Below you can find more about our mission and the guidelines for the community.<\/P>

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Mission<\/STRONG><\/SPAN><\/P>You are increasingly making better use of the possibilities of ArcGIS for education and finding our content better and better, and we are very happy about this! We noticed that there was a place missing where you can be kept informed of all new educational developments and updates from Esri Netherlands. That is why we have set up this GeoNet space. Our goal is to bring together all information about ArcGIS for Schools in this space. In addition, we want to provide a space that gives you the opportunity to exchange ideas, ask questions, and get inspired.<\/P> <\/P>Guidelines<\/STRONG><\/SPAN><\/P>The GeoNet community is public, but to post messages and participate in discussions it is necessary to be registered. Read how you can get started with GeoNet<\/A>.<\/LI>Users are responsible for the personal information they provide and the username they choose. GeoNet is a public community where anyone can register, so everyone can read the messages and other information you post. It is also possible that your messages are findable by search engines.<\/LI>The ArcGIS for Schools GeoNet space<\/SPAN> <\/SPAN>adheres to the <\/SPAN>GeoNet Community Guiding Principles<\/A>. The guidelines are: Be Helpful. Be Human. Be Smart.

• Be helpful<\/STRONG><\/SPAN>. Try to elevate questions and discussions by providing a thoughtful contribution. If you know the answer to a question asked within the community, we encourage you to respond. Please ensure that your contribution is relevant to the conversation and delivered with respect to others. It is also possible to 'like' others' posts, mark them as helpful, or share them.<\/LI>Be personal<\/STRONG><\/SPAN>. An important part of the community is connecting everyone who works with ArcGIS for Schools. We are curious about your personal experiences with using and applying ArcGIS for Schools and encourage you to participate in conversations with people you do not yet know.<\/LI>Be thoughtful<\/STRONG><\/SPAN>. Be aware that the information posted on GeoNet is publicly visible. Make sure not to post confidential information. GeoNet is also not a place for advertisements, it is intended for collaboration and exchange.<\/LI><\/UL><\/LI>The GeoNet Guidelines are in accordance with the 

GeoNet Terms of Use<\/A> and provide a clearer checklist to verify whether the contribution you want to make to the community aligns with the community objectives.<\/LI><\/UL>

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Tips<\/STRONG><\/SPAN><\/P>Use the search function in GeoNet. It may happen that the topic has already been discussed before. By first using the search function and only then creating a new topic, you prevent duplicate topics from being available in the community.<\/LI>When creating a topic, choose a clear, short title that accurately reflects the content. This ensures that the message can be found by other users of the community.<\/LI>If no one has posted a response after you in a topic and you want to say something more, edit your message instead of posting another response.<\/LI>Do not post the same message multiple times in different topics.<\/LI><\/UL><\/BODY><\/HTML>