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This board is for questions about: Learn ArcGIS accounts - accounts with user names that end with _LearnArcGIS Learn Lessons - please include the name of the lesson, the URL of the lesson, the section name and the step where you need help. If you can include a screenshot, that is most welcome! Please post questions about software or other topics on the appropriate Questions board. You can search for one using the search bar above. We've listed some of the popular boards below. Here's a list of all of Questions boards to browse. ArcGIS Pro Questions Network Analyst Questions ArcGIS Online Questions ArcGIS Experience Builder Questions ArcGIS Dashboards Questions ArcGIS Configurable Apps Questions ArcGIS StoryMaps Questions Classic Esri Story Maps Questions Mapping Questions Esri Press Books Questions ArcMap Questions ... View more

New Learn Paths A Learn Path is sequenced set of resources for learning about a particular topic. Here's a roundup of new paths in the Learn ArcGIS Gallery that have appeared in the last month.  Beyond Point Data in Survey123 (Survey123) Explore the different types of data you can collect with Survey123.                   Access Survey Results from Survey123 (Survey123) Explore the different ways you access and use survey results collected with Survey123.                 Try ArcGIS Experience Builder (Experience Builder) Learn how to build immersive web experiences.               New Learn Lessons A Learn Lesson  is a step-by-step tutorial that uses a real-world scenario to  introduce key ArcGIS tools and workflows. Here's a roundup of new lessons in the Learn ArcGIS Gallery that have appeared in the last month. Explore community trends for a comprehensive plan  ( ArcGIS Business Analyst Web App ) Every 15 to 30 years, a city is tasked with updating their comprehensive plan. The comprehensive plan is responsible for providing a framework, vision, and goal for the city for the upcoming years. An integral part of a city's comprehensive plan update is to understand current trends in the city. In this lesson, you'll analyze demographic and housing trends as they relate to a comprehensive plan update. Your results will provide insight and context for the general framework of the plan.           Make a web map without Web Mercator (ArcGIS Pro) Make web maps with projections other than Web Mercator. Build and publish vector tiles from ArcGIS Pro to make a basemap in a chosen projected coordinate system.   ... View more

New Learn Paths A Learn Path is sequenced set of resources for learning about a particular topic. Here's a roundup of new paths in the Learn ArcGIS Gallery that have appeared in the last month.  GIS for computer science CTE programs (JavaScript) See the role of GIS in computer science Career and Technical Education (CTE). Use the spatial lens of GIS to help students in the career cluster for information technology understand data processing, display customization, and website development. Explore GIS through JavaScript.             Try ArcGIS Field Maps (ArcGIS Field Maps) Get started with common field activities like finding assets, capturing data, and tracking your mobile workforce.               New Learn Lessons A Learn Lesson  is a step-by-step tutorial that uses a real-world scenario to  introduce key ArcGIS tools and workflows. Here's a roundup of new lessons in the Learn ArcGIS Gallery that have appeared in the last month. Get started with ArcGIS Mission (ArcGIS Mission) In this lesson, you'll use ArcGIS Mission to create and participate in a mission focused around downed powerlines due to a recent storm in Arlington, Virginia. A power company in Arlington is trying to get these powerlines back up as fast as possible to restore power to people's homes.             ... View more

What is the status of the Learn ArcGIS Student Program? Students enrolled in universities worldwide (verification required) can register here. Be sure to use an active e-mail address. Note: We are in the process of getting this form translated. Should you receive a page with an error, please change the language code in the URL above to "en", so the URL is as follows: https://learn.arcgis.com/en/become-a-student-member/ . Who is this program designed for? This program is designed for higher education students learning ArcGIS independently (outside of a formal course). It provides access to ArcGIS and self-paced learning resources for self-initiated learning anywhere and at any time. It is primarily for students attending a university that is not currently an Esri customer and therefore cannot provide ArcGIS access to its students. This app identifies colleges and universities with an agreement with Esri and links to resources to sign up with your institution. The program aims at extending access for students who wish to start or supplement their learning of geospatial technology and enhance their skills and knowledge, better preparing them when applying for jobs. With this program, Esri commits to helping all students acquire new skills needed for the digital economy. The software access provided is strictly for noncommercial use. Who is this program not designed for? This program is not for students who have access to ArcGIS through their university. The program is not a replacement for an Education Institution Agreement, Academic Department License, or Administrative Use Department License. Institutions should maintain their licenses, which include additional benefits and additional products.  For any formal learning as part of a course/degree program, research, or operational use, access to ArcGIS should be provided by the institution. Therefore, students who wish to obtain access to ArcGIS for course work, research or operations, should check with their institutions and leverage their college/university licensing. This app identifies colleges and universities with an agreement with Esri and links to resources to sign up with your institution. Should I register for this program or for an ArcGIS Trial?   ArcGIS Trials provide access to ArcGIS for 21 days for evaluating software before purchase. This program provides access to ArcGIS for one year.  We strongly recommend enrolled university students register for the Learn ArcGIS Student program because it provides extended access to software. What is included in this program?  This one-year non-renewable program for enrolled university students includes at no cost: (Noncommercial use) ArcGIS Online organizational account (equivalent to publisher role) including access to Essential Apps,  Field Apps, and  Office Apps (Noncommercial use) ArcGIS Pro desktop software and ArcGIS Pro extensions (Note: This program does not include ArcMap.) (Noncommercial use) ArcGIS Business Analyst (desktop), ArcGIS Business Analyst Web and Mobile Apps (web) and ArcGIS Insights software Access to all Learn ArcGIS resources  500 ArcGIS Online service credits What should I do if my invitation to join Learn ArcGIS has expired? Send an email to learnarcgissupport@esri.com with your username in the subject line. Be patient for up to 24 hours. Check your email for a message from ArcGIS Notifications to reset your password. Once you update your password, you'll be able to access your Learn ArcGIS account. How do I find my user name? 1. Go to ArcGIS.com  and  click  Sign In . 2. On the ArcGIS login panel, click  Forgot username. 3. Enter the email address you used to register.     You’ll receive a list of all accounts associated with that email. The one that ends with _LearnStudent is your user name. How do I reset my password? 1. Go to ArcGIS.com and click  Sign In . 2. On the ArcGIS login panel, click  Forgot password. Input your LearnArcGIS username (ends in _LearnStudent).  You will receive an email with a temporary password at the e-mail address with which you registered. 3. Go to ArcGIS.com and c lick  Sign In . 4. On the ArcGIS login panel, sign in   with your user name and the temporary password. You will then be asked to change your password. Note:  If you did not set a security questions the first time you signed in, you may experience a delay of up to 24 hours. How do I know if my computer can run ArcGIS Pro desktop Windows software? If you have a Windows computer, use this  test  to see if your computer meets the system requirements for ArcGIS Pro. ArcGIS Pro is not supported on Linux or MacOS, but the software can run on a MacOS machine by dual booting using BootCamp or by running in a virtualization platform that supports the DirectX or OpenGL version required. ArcGIS Pro system requirements Run ArcGIS Pro on a Mac ArcGIS Pro Virtualization If you cannot run ArcGIS Pro desktop software, consider ArcGIS Online , which runs in a web browser. Try the  Get Started with ArcGIS Online  lesson. How do I download ArcGIS Pro? 1. Click Sign in at  https://www.arcgis.com/index.html. 2. Type in your Learn ArcGIS user name and password. 3. Click your user name in the upper right corner and choose My Settings. 4. On the Licenses tab, find ArcGIS Pro and click Download. 5. After you have installed ArcGIS Pro, sign in with your Learn ArcGIS user name and password. I am having trouble signing in to or licensing ArcGIS Pro. If you see one of the following messages, complete the steps below: The username you entered is not a member of this organization. Your account could not be used to authorize ArcGIS Pro because it is an ArcGIS Public Account. Invalid username or password. ArcGIS Pro wants to access your ArcGIS Online account information. The number of licenses assigned to the user exceeds the number available in my organization. 1. Click  Configure your licensing options .  2. Set  License Type  to  Named User License . 3. Choose  ArcGIS Online  and set the URL to  https://www.arcgis.com/.     4. If a window appears asking you to close ArcGIS Pro, click OK. 5. Start ArcGIS Pro. 6. Sign in with your Learn ArcGIS user name and password. You may find further solutions in the ArcGIS Desktop Installation support group. How do I get help?   Members are supported by the  Esri Community, the website that hosts this FAQ. You can search this site without signing in. To post a question, you will need a free ArcGIS Public account or an Esri enabled ArcGIS organizational account. For more information on those types of accounts, see this question.  Please note that Learn ArcGIS members do not have access to Esri Technical Support via their membership.  Please post questions about the Learn ArcGIS Program on the Learn ArcGIS Questions board. The Learn ArcGIS Team will answer questions about: Learn ArcGIS student accounts - accounts with user names that end with _LearnStudent Learn lesson questions - please include the name of the lesson, the URL of the lesson, the section name and the step where you need help. If you can include a screenshot, that is most welcome! Please post questions about software or other topics on the appropriate Questions board. You can search for one using the search bar above. We've listed some of the popular boards below and here's a list of all of Questions boards to browse. ArcGIS Pro Questions Network Analyst Questions ArcGIS Online Questions ArcGIS Experience Builder Questions ArcGIS Dashboards Questions ArcGIS Configurable Apps Questions ArcGIS StoryMaps Questions Classic Esri Story Maps Questions Mapping Questions Esri Press Books Questions ArcMap Questions How will student eligibility be determined? At registration we ask that students provide information about themselves, their university, and their program of study, so our administrators can verify enrollment. Esri Access is disabled on my account. What does that mean? 1. You may see a message that says: "Your active ArcGIS organizational account xxx_LearnStudent is not enabled for esri.com websites" when you sign in to websites like www.esri.com/training. There is no problem. Your account is set up correctly.  2. Esri Access is disabled means that your _LearnStudent account cannot be used to access websites that include esri.com in their URLs. You can, and we encourage you, to access those websites with a free ArcGIS Public account that will never expire. You may already have an ArcGIS Public account!  These instructions detail how to find out if you have an ArcGIS Public account. If you have one, use it to sign in to websites including www.esri.com/training or this website, www.esri.com/community.    If you do not have an ArcGIS Public account, you can create one at accounts.esri.com. If you want to link your _LearnStudent account to your public account, which makes it easier to flip between them, there are instructions here to do so. 3.  If you see "Your active ArcGIS organizational account xxx_LearnStudent is not enabled for esri.com websites." here's how to reach the site you seek: Click the “Sign out of this account” blue button Navigate to the esri.com website URL you want to reach (Perhaps it was www.esri.com/training/my-schedule?  Or www.esri.com/community?) Sign in with your ArcGIS Public account. What happens after the program ends? At the end of your membership term all content in _LearnStudent accounts (maps, apps, StoryMaps, etc.) is deleted and all licenses are revoked. Students are responsible for moving any content they choose to keep to another account before it's deleted. Students who want to continue using ArcGIS for noncommercial purposes can:  Purchase a low-cost ArcGIS for Student Use or ArcGIS for Personal Use license. Consult their university to see if it has since joined Esri's institutional licensing program. ... View more