Latest Contributions by JoanneParkinson

Hi Heather - you can only add titles available from the Esri Academy catalog to a Learning Plan. Titles from other sites are not supported. Joanne ... View more

Hi Paul, It looks like you are working with ArcGIS Pro 2.2. Getting Started with ArcGIS Pro was written to work with ArcGIS Pro 1.4, 2.0, and 2.1. The ArcGIS Pro 2.2 course version is currently in development and should be available from the Esri Training site on July 24. The Elevation Surface properties have been removed from the Map Properties dialog box in ArcGIS Pro 2.2. To complete step 5, do the following: • In the Contents pane, under Elevation Surfaces, right-click WorldElevation3D/Terrain3D and choose remove. • Right-click Ground, and then choose Add Elevation Source. • Browse to ..\EsriTraining\ProStart\NorthridgeData\Database\Northridge.gdb. • Click Open. • Click Elevation, and then click OK. • In the Contents pane, under Elevation Surfaces, click Ground. • On the Appearance contextual tab, in the Surface group, check the Navigate Underground box. • Save your project. Joanne ... View more

No. There aren't any plans to re-release the course for the 10.5-10.6 environment. The information in the retired web course can be found in other web courses available from Esri Training. The table below summarizes the topics covered in Learning ArcGIS Desktop (for ArcGIS 10.0) and equivalent course recommendations.  Learning ArcGIS Desktop (for ArcGIS 10.0) – Table of Contents Equivalent Course Recommendation Getting Started with ArcGIS Desktop: Exploring a GIS map; Exploring ArcGIS Desktop; Using GIS to solve problems · Getting Started with GIS Creating Map Symbology: Working with map symbols and labels; Symbolizing features based on attributes; Classifying data; Mapping density and proportion · Map Design Fundamentals Referencing Data to Real Locations: Understanding coordinate systems; Working with map projections · Referencing Data to Real-World Locations Using ArcGIS · Basics of Geographic Coordinate Systems · Working with Coordinate Systems in ArcGIS Organizing Geographic Data: Exploring geographic data; Organizing data into a geodatabase · Getting Started with GIS · Finding Geographic Data in ArcGIS · Getting Started with the Geodatabase Creating and Editing Data: Editing feature shapes; Editing feature attributes; Creating new features and attributes · Getting Started with the Geodatabase Getting Started with GIS Analysis: The analytical process; Asking questions and getting answers; Examining and presenting the results · Getting Started with GIS · Solving Spatial Problems Using ArcGIS Working with Geoprocessing and Modeling Tools: Working with geoprocessing tools; Creating and using models · Building Models for GIS Analysis Using ArcGIS Designing Maps with ArcGIS: Working with map layouts; Creating a presentation map · Planning a Cartography Project · Creating Map Products The courses can potentially be taken in this order: 1. Getting Started with GIS 2. Basics of Geographic Coordinate Systems 3. Working with Coordinate Systems in ArcGIS 4. Referencing Data to Real-World Locations Using ArcGIS 5. Finding Geographic Data in ArcGIS 6. Getting Started with the Geodatabase 7. Solving Spatial Problems Using ArcGIS 8. Building Models for GIS Analysis Using ArcGIS 9. Map Design Fundamentals 10. Planning a Cartography Project 11. Creating Map Products ... View more

Hi Jawadh, Your server needs either ArcGIS for Server Advanced edition or ArcGIS for Server Standard edition + the ArcGIS 3D Analyst for Server extension. I'm not sure I understand the second bullet: - Do GeoProcessing on flat vectors like and create extrusion in the web scenes...? If you are using tools in the 3D Analyst Tools toolbox to create 3D features in either ArcGIS Pro or ArcMap, you will need the ArcGIS 3D Analyst extension. Joanne ... View more