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Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 2 so far )What’s So Great About ArcPad 8
Today we are featuring a guest post from Michele Mattix of Geomattix, LLC. Michele is an expert in the field of GPS and is the author of our GPS e-learning courses including GPS Mapping with ArcPad, Integrating GPS Data with GIS, Introduction to GPS Technology, Adding Digital Photos to GIS, Working with Coordinate Systems in [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 1 so far )2 Days Left to Save on Mastering the ArcGIS Server JavaScript API Course
There is still time to save 15% on our upcoming instructor led, Internet based course, Mastering the ArcGIS Server JavaScript API. Through September 4th you can register for this course for $675.00. After that date prices go up to $715 (government/non-profit/educational) and $795 (commercial). If you’re interested in taking a look at the content and proceedings [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )New Google Maps E-Learning Courses; Free Copy of ‘Google Maps For Your Apps’
On November 1st we will be releasing 4 new Google Maps e-learning courses including Introduction to the Google Maps API, Advanced Google Maps API Programming, Building Rich Google Maps Interfaces with Dojo, and Debugging Google Maps Applications with Firefox and Firebug.
We are currently pre-selling these courses at a 15% discount when purchased individually or a [...]
Reading JSON Data with Dojo
Last time we discussed the high level details of the Read, Identity, Write, and Notification APIs that together comprise what the Dojo Data API. These abstract APIs are implemented by various core implementations called stores that read specific dataset types including JSON, XML, CSV and web services from Google, Flickr, and others. Today we’re going [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 2 so far )3 Seats Remaining – Mastering the ArcGIS Server JavaScript API
We still have 3 seats remaining for our August 3rd – September 11th session of Mastering the ArcGIS Server JavaScript API. This is an instructor guided, Internet based course and is self-paced. There is no specific time that you need to be logged into the course. Our instructors are available to help you with any [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Mastering the ArcGIS Server JavaScript API
GeoSpatial Training Services would like to announce the availability of a new series of instructor led courses offered through our Internet teaching platform.
Our Mastering the ArcGIS Server JavaScript API Excellence Series is a series of 6 courses that will teach you how to build high performance, attractive Web mapping applications using the lightweight, browser based ArcGIS Server JavaScript API. [...]
Wildfire Google Maps Mashup
I wanted to let you know about a new Google Maps mashup that we created that enables you to follow live wildfire activity in North America. In addition, it details specific information about the San Diego Witch Fire of 2007 and historical heat maps from 2001 onward. This application, built with the Google Maps API [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Seats Available: Building Web 2.0 Mapping Applications with ArcGIS Server & Google Maps
We still have 2 seats remaining for the June 1st session of Building Web 2.0 Mapping Applications with ArcGIS Server and Google Maps. For class details please see our website at geospatialtraing.com. For more information on the discount or to register contact eric at geospatialtraining.com.
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )E-Learning Course Samples
For the past 4 years at GeoSpatial Training Services we have provided e-learning and instructor led GIS training courses. We specialize in ESRI, Google Earth, Google Maps, and GPS subject material. From time to time we like to provide samples of the courses that we develop. Below you will find a number of samples from [...]
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