Storymaps from Ken/GIS

[Burt Lum]

Here's the email Ken sent to the Age Friendly Implementation group:

Below is the link to the prototype AFC Storyboard.  This is just to illustrate the example of presenting geographic information to help in visualizing AFC challenges and solutions.  There are only 4 slides that can be scrolled through or click on the dots, the program performs best in a Chrome browser.  Give a few moments to allow for maps to display (usually less than a few seconds), and you can interact (pan/zoom) with the maps and display a legend in the upper right.

 

http://arcg.is/2hTCvGk

 

Please feel free to send Ken any comments or suggestions. 

 

Also below are links to the Pearl Harbor Attack Storyboard and the Atlas of Electricity...  Both of these illustrate the capability of storyboards to present geographic data... Scroll through the pages, give a few seconds for the maps and graphics to display...  Just be sure you have a high speed connection and decent computer memory.

 

http://storymaps.esri.com/stories/2016/pearl-harbor/

http://storymaps.esri.com/stories/2016/electricity/index.html

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[Burt Lum]

Thanks everyone for joining us tonight. Here are some additional links of open GIS data:

http://honolulu.cchnl.opendata.arcgis.com/

http://hawaiistatewidegisopendataportal.histategis.opendata.arcgis.com/

http://honolulugis.org/

http://storymaps.arcgis.com/en/

https://pcatt.maps.arcgis.com/home/index.html

http://honoluludpp.org/

Here is Ken Schmidt's contact info:

ksch...@honolulu.gov 

768-8058

[Wayne Lewis]

Thanks, Burt!

 

Let me know if you have any questions about the instructor account on “NetSpace” I set up for you. NetSpace is the portal that everyone worldwide uses (students, instructors, teacher trainers, administrators) for accessing courses and resources affiliated with the Cisco Academy program, begun by Kent Leong in Hawaii in 1998. I still coordinate the program locally and some recent queries by DoE administrators indicate there is renewed interest at that level to rejuvenate some academies that had fizzled out since the early years, when there were 30+ schools involved. The courses on NetSpace now include A+, CCNA, CCNP, CCNA Security, Linux+, C+, IoT, and Data Analysis. And the reason I added you is they have a pilot now available on ‘planning, delivering, and following up for a Hackathon’. So, if you have time, check it out and see if there is a fit for anything you are working on. If not, there are a ton of resources on the site for ICT education.

 

Thanks,

 

  Wayne

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