Part 1 - ArcGIS StoryMaps - An Overview.md

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Part 1: ArcGIS StoryMaps - An Overview

ArcGIS StoryMaps is a browser-based presentation platform that allows users to integrate maps, spatial data, text, and other media in a compelling online presentation. The best way to get a sense of what you can do with ArcGIS StoryMaps is to explore some of the amazing StoryMaps others have created using ESRI's platform.

Exercise 1: Explore StoryMaps

Task: On your own, take some time to explore at least one of the StoryMaps from the curated list below.

Exemplary StoryMaps
Humanities	Pancakes and Silver: Historic Map Reading, Data Extraction, and 3D Visualization by Stanford University Libraries
	The Lines that Shape Our Cities: Connecting Present-Day Environmental Inequalities to Redlining Policies of the 1930s by the Digital Scholarship Lab at the University of Virginia, the Science Museum of Virginia, and ESRI
STEM	For the Birds: Monitoring Breeding Landbirds in Alaska's Interior by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
	Greater Hart-Sheldon: Sagebrush Stronghold by the Oregon Natural Desert Association
Public Policy	Farming for the Future: How Science, Data, and Local Intelligence Support Sustainable U.S. Agriculture by ESRI and the U.S. Department of Agriculture
	Hunger Report 2020: The State of Food Insecurity in Greater Washington by Capital Food Bank

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