International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN)
Hi everyone,
We decided to initiate a thread for sharing and collating GIS training resources. This follows from a thread in the Remote Sensing group. Please feel free to contribute any learning resources that you've found useful for learning GIS, be they basic or advanced.
https://www.wildlabs.net/community/thread/385
19 June 2017 3:11pm
I wrote an article on Conservation Careers earlier this year on 13 Short Online Course Ideas to Boost Your GIS Career. I'm thinking of adding to this article with some additional courses that have come up recently, or creating a 'sequel' article. If people wanted to contribute then I'd be happy to cite individuals or the WILDLABS Community.
Stephanie O'Donnell
WILDLABS
Fauna & Flora
19 June 2017 3:17pm
Thanks for starting this thread, @Thomas+Starnes !
I posted the following twitter conversation in the original Remote Sensing resources thread, yet I think it's possibly more applicable to this thread so am resharing it to make sure it's easily accessible for anyone else looking for GIS specific info in the future.
Does anyone know of good, free resources for learning to use GIS software? (preferably QGIS) #movementecology
— Stuart Watson (@SkipsAhoi) April 24, 2017
My former uni had a subscription to the QGIS Lynda course which was immensely helpful... may be worth checking https://t.co/sDywDX8Y5b
— Arjun Dheer (@ArjDheer) April 24, 2017
Our gentle intro to #GIS should get you started https://t.co/O87TJiz2zy
— QGIS (@qgis) April 24, 2017
There are some great links here: https://t.co/0T2gHoZ0We. Youtube also has excellent tutorials: https://t.co/x8IkUVqc8O. #mapping #gis #qgis pic.twitter.com/JysA4Din63
— WAAS International (@WAASInt) April 27, 2017
— Gerry Ryan (@silverlangur) June 19, 2017
Thomas Starnes
International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN)
9 October 2017 12:11pm
Hi all,
I just wanted to draw your attention to the new OS Geo UK Training page. This is a really helpful list of GIS training courses on offer in the UK. Anyone can contribute to the list via GitHub.
Thom
Thomas Starnes
International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN)