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List of 2010 Esri UC Plenary Blogs

Check out these blogs from the 2010 Esri International User Conference.  This list will be updated frequently.  If I am missing a blog, let me know. (@GISpathway)

LIVE Blogs
VerySpatial - Frank (@Nojopar) will be updating the blog every 5-10 minute throughout the plenary.
James Fee - James Fee (@cageyjames) works for WeoGeo and will be keeping us [...]

ArcGIS 10 - A Quick Rundown via Twitter #esriserug

I had the opportunity to attend the 2010 ESRI Southeast Regional User Group meeting last week in Charlotte.  Here are my tweets from the “What’s New in ArcGIS 10″ session.
gispathway ArcGIS 10 - Arcgis.com has demos for those of you who feel left out. #esriserug 2 days ago from TinyTwitter

gispathway ArcGIS [...]

ArcGIS 9.3.1 Editing Tips via Twitter #esriserug

Here are some ArcGIS 9.3.1 Editing Tips from a technical session at the 2010 ESRI Southeast Regional User Group Conference.
gispathway ArcGIS 9.3.1 Edit Tips - Instead of fcalculator, select features and open attribute window. Select layer on left and edit field. #esriserug 1 day ago from TinyTwitter
gispathway ArcGIS 9.3.1 [...]

Google Earth for Educators

I had one of my readers send me a link to a blog post on Google Earth for Educators.  There is some great information here for those who may be seeking to use Google Earth in the classroom.  The blog post has compiled a variety of links on various ways to use Google Earth.  The [...]

Life Update and New Job Board

It has been a while since I have gotten the chance to write a post here.  Things have been very busy the last few weeks.  My family and I did get through the Christmas season alright.  At the beginning of January I started another semester at East Carolina University.  I am now classified as a [...]

GeoMentor Site Suitability Project Update

This semester I have had the opportunity to mentor a senior from a local high school.  He is interning in our planning and construction office.  Part of his time here we have been working on a project using GIS.  The task assigned was to find a suitable location for a shelter.  From that simple task [...]

Presenting GIS to High School Students

In my efforts to push GIS and Geospatial Technology, I jump on ever opportunity to tell other about my passion for GIS.  In correlation with the 2009 Geography Awareness Week, I participated in my local GIS Day event and also presented at a high school.  At the GIS Day event I worked a booth at [...]

SkillsUSA Geospatial Technology Contest Webinar

If you are wanting to find out how to get involved with the SkillsUSA Geospatial Technology Contest check out this webinar being done by the GeoTech Center.  Amy Ballard of Central New Mexico Community College will be doing the presentation.  Central New Mexico placed 2nd and 3rd in 2009; and 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in [...]

Dangermond Makes List for the The Forbes 400 Richest Americans

Coming in at #158, Jack Dangermond is on The Forbes 400 Richest Americans list.  His net worth comes in at two billion dollars. Dangermond is new to the list for his creation of a Mapping Empire.  ESRI was created in 1969 and is a privately owned company. I find it interesting that Jack was able [...]

ESRI UC Highlights Comming to a City Near You #esriuc

With the 2009 ESRI International User Conference finished up, ESRI is providing free highlight seminars.  They are bringing a summary of what went on to you.  I think this is great for those who just could not get out there.
If you were able to keep up remotely via blogs, twitter, and plenary video (10 Tips [...]