Quick checklist
Create a class project and set learning goals
Add base maps, lesson layers and example datasets
Save outputs as simple map views for review
Share a view link with students or invite them to edit
Bring spreadsheets and common GIS formats into one project. Keep layers organized by class, week, or topic.
Load points, lines and polygons
Tag layers by unit or semester
Use simple filters for attributes
Present city growth, trade routes, or environmental change on a live map. Let students toggle layers and compare scenarios.
Turn layers on or off to tell a story
Search places and features in seconds
Save map views for homework or exams
Introduce core methods without heavy setup. Measure distances in meters and kilometers, draw buffers and calculate areas.
Build 500 m buffers around
Compare land use around a 2 km radius
Annotate findings with clear notes
Work with agronomists and advisors in one source of truth. Capture notes in context and keep records clear.
Role-based view and edit access
Comments on features and layers
Version history for compliance needs
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