Telling Stories with Maps - Esri UK Annual Conference 2016ac
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Story Maps are web apps created with ArcGIS Online that combine maps, text, photos, and multimedia to tell geography-based stories. There are different types of Story Map apps that allow for sequential narratives, journal-style narratives, displaying single maps, or comparing two maps. Story Maps are used to tell stories, raise awareness, create reports, highlight locations, share analysis, and compare maps. They are hosted through ArcGIS Online or Portal for ArcGIS and can be easily created and shared.
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Telling Stories with Maps - Esri UK Annual Conference 2016ac
- 2. Telling stories with maps Ben Flanagan & Jess Wynne, Esri UK 17th May 2016 | QEII Conference Centre Esri UK Annual Conference 2016
- 3. Overview of Story Maps Tips to improve your Stories New for 2016 Making a Story Map
- 4. What is a Story Map? Story Maps are simple web apps that combine web maps with multimedia content to tell geography-based stories
- 5. Photo, video and audio Interactive maps Text + + What is a Story Map?
- 6. Story Map Apps Story Map Tour Sequential narrative Story Map Journal Journal-style narrative Story Map Basic Displaying a single map Story Map Swipe and Spyglass Comparing two maps Story Map Series Comparing related maps
- 7. Six ways to use Story Maps
- 8. 1 Telling a story The Times & Esri UK Six ways to use Story Maps
- 9. 2 Raising Awareness Bird Life International Six ways to use Story Maps
- 10. 3 Creating a report NHS Highland Six ways to use Story Maps
- 11. 4 Highlighting key locations City of York Council Six ways to use Story Maps
- 12. 5 Sharing Analysis UWE Bristol – Students Six ways to use Story Maps
- 13. 6 Comparing two maps Esri UK Six ways to use Story Maps
- 14. Who uses Story Maps?
- 15. Technical
- 17. Scalability
- 19. Hosting
- 20. Blog style authoring experience
- 22. Creating your Story Map
- 23. Build within ArcGIS Online
- 26. My stories
- 27. Story Map Tour Story Map Journal Most popular apps
- 28. Demo
- 29. Top tips
- 30. Think about your audience
- 31. Don’t always accept the default
- 32. Configure pop-ups List of attributes A custom attribute display
- 33. Basemaps
- 34. Coming Soon
- 35. “readers just want to scroll”
- 36. Coming soon
- 38. More information • Story Maps Website http://storymaps.arcgis.com • Story Map Gallery http://storymaps.arcgis.com/en/support/ • Story Map Support http://storymaps.arcgis.com/en/support/ • Free Training http://www.esri.com/mooc/diy-geo-apps • Cascade template (summer 2016 release) http://storymaps.esri.com/stories/2016/the-uprooted/ • Follow the Story Maps team on twitter @EsriStoryMaps