Knowing Your Place - Smart Education - Schools - AC18
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Discover how to use Community Analyst to create and explore detailed local data for anywhere in the UK and over 100 other countries. A unique resource for GCSE, NEA and A level teaching.
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Knowing Your Place - Smart Education - Schools - AC18
- 1. Jason Sawle & Katie Hall Digging Deeper into Local Data I
- 2. 1. What is Community Analyst? • UK data driven demonstration and hands on workshop 2. Reflection and feedback • Using Community Analyst in the classroom BREAK 3. Where does the data come from? 4. Find and make your own infographics • International data driven demonstration and hands on workshop 5. Reflection and feedback • Using Community Analyst for NEA In This Session @GIS4Schools @geogologue #EsriAC #GIS4NEA #Geographyteacher Follow us on Twitter Share your experience
- 3. What is Community Analyst? Detailed socio-demographic data Population in Sydney, AustraliaPurchasing power per capita, London, UK
- 4. What is Community Analyst? Clear (printable) visualisations Demographics of Lagos Population within 30mins drive of Kilauea
- 5. What is Community Analyst? Used by companies, governments and NGOs
- 6. Why use in schools?
- 7. What is Community Analyst? Live Demo
- 8. What is Community Analyst? Hands on Session Please use our training logins: Username: getcarto1, getcarto2 etc Password: discovery Once logged in, please go to Groups -> EsriUKAC and click on the link for ‘Using Community Analyst’ Please ask if you would like some assistance
- 9. What is Community Analyst? Feedback & Reflection Using Community Analyst in the classroom
- 10. In the next session: Where does the data come from? Find and make your own infographics International data driven demonstration and hands on workshop Reflection and feedback Using Community Analyst for NEA Coming Up… @GIS4Schools @geogologue #EsriAC #GIS4NEA #Geographyteacher Follow us on Twitter Share your experience See you after the break!
- 11. Katie Hall & Jason Sawle Digging Deeper into Local Data II
- 12. Welcome back! @GIS4Schools @geogologue #EsriUKAC #GIS4NEA #Geographyteacher Follow us on Twitter Share your experience In this session: Where does the data come from? Find and make your own infographics International data driven demonstration and hands on workshop Reflection and feedback Using Community Analyst for NEA
- 13. Where does the data come from? Sources of Data Michael Bauer International – global Geodata company • Take official statistics, generally from national government sources. • Each country will have its own way of collecting, processing and publishing data. • MBI has a small team of specialists that homogenise the data to allow cross comparison. For more information please see: https://www.mbi-geodata.com/en/
- 14. Which Volcano is most dangerous? Vesuvius, Italy Type: Stratovolcano Last eruption: 1944 I think the most dangerous volcano is… I think this because… Others might argue… However… Kilauea, USA Type: Shield volcano Last eruption: 2018
- 15. A closer look at the communities affected…
- 16. Has your opinion changed? Which volcano is most dangerous?
- 17. What is Community Analyst? Hands on Session Please use our training logins: Username: getcarto1, getcarto2 etc Password: discovery Once logged in, please go to Groups -> EsriUKAC and click on the link for ‘Using Community Analyst’ Please ask if you would like some assistance
- 18. How to customise infographics
- 19. What is Community Analyst? Live Demo
- 20. What is Community Analyst? Hands on Session Please use our training logins: Username: getcarto1, getcarto2 etc Password: discovery Once logged in, please go to Groups -> EsriUKAC and click on the link for ‘Using Community Analyst’ Please ask if you would like some assistance
- 21. What is Community Analyst? Feedback & Reflection Using Community Analyst for NEA