001-Introduction

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

00_02. What you should know before watching this course

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

00_03. Using the exercise files

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

01_01. Understanding the online Mapping world

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

01_02. Google ESRI and Bing Maps

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

01_03. Overview of Map Mashups

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

01_04. Examples of Map Mashups

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

01_05. Finding coordinate information

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

02_01. Google Maps options for map Development

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

02_02. Mapping through Google Drive

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

02_03. Google Fusion Tables with Google spreadsheets

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

02_04. Geocoding with an address and coordinates

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

02_05. Merging your data

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

02_06. Visualization symbologies

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

02_07. Customizing your pop window

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

02_08. How to analyze your map

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

02_09. Publishing your work

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

02_10. Export Fusion tables to KML

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

02_11. Making lines and polygons in Goolge Earth

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

03_01. Options for web mapping from ESRI

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

03_02. What is ArcGIS.com

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

03_03. Understanding the interface

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

03_04. Adding GIS layers from Service

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

03_05. What is a REST GIS Service

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

03_06. Adding GIS layers from File

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

03_07. Creating Pop-ups and new visualizations

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

03_08. Sharing your Web Maps

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

03_09. Data Analysis through filters

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

03_10. Building GIS applications from templates

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

03_11. Accessing your applications

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

04_01. Overview of API Concepts

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

04_02. Google Maps API

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

04_03. The Bing Maps Platform

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

04_04. ESRI API Options

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

04_05. How to Choose which option is best for you

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work

05_01 Next Steps

GIS on the Web

When Geographic Information Systems (GIS) meet some of the world’s most exciting web-mapping technology, such as Google Maps, you get richer, more interactive maps and better insights into your data. GIS on the web means using tools like Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri to create map mashups: multilayered visualizations that combine data from multiple sources. In this course, Jason VanHorn shows how to use these tools to analyze geodata and create interactive, mobile-ready maps that communicate your ideas better than ever before.

Topics include:
* Understanding map mashups
* Finding coordinates
* Mapping with Google Drive
* Geocoding with addresses and coordinates
* Merging data
* Analyzing your map
* Adding GIS layers from services or a file
* Working with the Google Maps, Bing Maps, and Esri APIs
* Sharing and publishing your work