Latest Contributions by Suzanne-Boden

‎02-27-2023

Hi, thanks for sharing your feedback, Judy. Out team is working on a new, friendlier web course design that will have a slim top banner and other UI improvements. I don't have a firm date for when these changes will be released, but our team is working on it now. I'll post here when the new design goes live. In the meantime, printing the exercise pages may be an option to consider.

‎02-10-2023

Hi, thanks for sharing your feedback and sorry to hear the web course interface is impacting your learning experience in a negative way. That's the exact opposite of what we strive for. 🙂 We've heard similar comments from a few others and the good news is we're working on a new, friendlier web course design that will have a slim top banner and friendlier table of contents panel. I don't have a firm date for when these changes will be released, but our team is working on it now. I'll post here when the new design goes live.

‎02-08-2023

Hi Craig, most likely the issue is that you're using a different account to complete all components of the web course than the one you used to enroll in the learning plan. Even if your accounts are linked, the learning plan will update only if the same account is used to complete the resources it contains. If you've completed the course while you were signed in with the same account you used to enroll in the learning plan, please let me know and our team will investigate. Also, note that you can complete web course exercises using your ArcGIS trial account without changing the organizational account you're signing in with to work through the web course instructions (open ArcGIS Online in a new, preferably incognito browser window and sign in with your trial account).

‎02-03-2023

Hi Matt, our MOOCs provide access to ArcGIS Pro, which runs on Windows, and we support the software that we provide for use during the course. It's possible to run ArcGIS Pro in a virtualized environment as noted below but we strongly encourage you to use the software we provide...just in case you run into any issues. Which we don't want you to. 🙂 Thanks for signing up!

‎02-02-2023

Fantastic, hope you love the course! Thanks for joining.

‎01-25-2023

For anyone looking for a friendly introduction to spatial analysis using ArcGIS Online, Esri's free Going Places with Spatial Analysis massive open online course (MOOC) opens on February 1 and runs through March 15. The course includes access to ArcGIS Online and hands-on exercises that guide you through the basics to more advanced analysis projects. Everyone who completes all six sections gets a certificate of completion. Hope to see you there! Sign up at https://bit.ly/2SzUxlP.

‎01-24-2023

Hi Jason, our learning plans are a good tool to organize typically large topics into smaller pieces (for example, Data Management is a big topic. The Fundamentals of Data Management learning plan helps uncover all the various subtopics that fall under data management.) There's no requirement to complete all the resources in any learning plan. If you explore the details of what's covered in a paid instructor-led course, you could then search for e-Learning resources that teach those topics. Instructor-led courses are an efficient way to learn, but we understand not everyone has budget for those. Many organizations using ArcGIS do have a training budget. Esri partners, Esri Nonprofit Program members, and Education Institute Agreement members get a discount on instructor-led training.

‎01-24-2023

Thank you, MVPs, for so generously sharing your knowledge and time with the community! You've made a tremendous impact.

‎11-18-2022

Hi, in the ArcGIS Pro Help, I found this explanation: When using data where a one-to-many or many-to-many relationship exists, use a relate or relationship class to establish the relationship between the datasets. However, you can create a join under these circumstances. When you create a join in such a case, there are differences between how tools and other layer-specific settings work depending on the data source. If you are using data in the same geodatabase to create the join, all matching records are returned. If you are using nondatabase data, such as shapefiles or dBASE tables, to create the join, only the first matching record is returned.

‎11-16-2022

Hi Todd, our team created a learning plan to help individuals prepare for this exam—you can explore it here: https://www.esri.com/training/catalog/6215281a6decb81a22f2b6a7/esri-enterprise-system-design-professional-certification-2201/. Also, the Exam Information Guide has a lot of really useful information, including what's covered in the exam, what is not covered, and the percent coverage of each high-level skill measured by the exam.

‎10-27-2022

Hi Brett, thanks for sharing your challenges with enabling e-Learning access for your users, your frustration is understandable. Our team continues to explore options to solve this--it's a tough nut to crack given the security issues. Regarding the ArcGIS account sign-in, in addition to its use as a maintenance status check, an account is the mechanism that allows us to track learner progress (and make it easy for learners to pick up where they left off), award certificates of completion, offer wish-list and learning plan features, maintain Esri training history over time, and much more. People taking free training appreciate the benefits just as much as those taking paid or maintenance-only training. 🙂 It's not likely we'll do away with the sign-in. Nonetheless, I'll pass your suggestions along.

‎10-24-2022

Hi Charles, what ArcGIS product are you trying to download and from where (My Esri or a trial page)?

‎10-24-2022

Hi Patrick, Esri understands that a variety of factors will impact when organizations decide to adopt ArcGIS Pro. Training resources for ArcMap continue to be available and Joanne listed some of those above. This link will always shows the latest list of ArcMap training options: https://www.esri.com/training/Bookmark/PKHRRAUQ8.

‎10-20-2022

Hi Nadia, are you still experiencing this issue? It hasn't been reported by anyone else. If you are still experiencing it, try Ctrl+Refresh to refresh your browser. Let me know if you can see the course content now. If not, our team will dig into this.

‎10-03-2022

Hi, you are very welcome to join the course. 🙂 The videos, discussions, and quizzes will help you learn the topic, and reading through the exercises is useful to understand ArcGIS analytical tools and workflows that are widely used around the world. If applicable, you could check with your school or workplace IT team to see if you could borrow or access a machine that meets the ArcGIS Pro system requirements for the six weeks of this course.

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