What it is Like Being a 65-Year-Old College Student
It is one thing to say you want to take some classes. It’s another to actually do it. This is my experience being a 65-year-old college student.
It is one thing to say you want to take some classes. It’s another to actually do it. This is my experience being a 65-year-old college student.
Now in its 21st year, Esri’s Federal GIS (FedGIS) Conference kicks off March 20-21. Open to all federal government agency workers, this event attracts 3,000 attendees and invites all to share their experience in collaborating, innovating, and connecting their work using spatial analytics technology.
To help you understand the kind of things we explore at NextGen, we highlighted five sessions to help you get a clear idea of some of the awesome topics being offered this year.
Change implies risk and openness takes courage. How do you show up?
Teaching students to think spatially is but one of the elements, an important one from my point of view, that our policy leaders at the local, state, and national levels must work on.
Continuous learning is critical to the professional success of public servants, whether they’re civilians working to preserve and extend local or federal government institutional knowledge, or soldiers receiving new training while deployed in a far-flung region. Today, using technology to facilitate that learning is critical.
Why (and how!) local government staff should tell their stories on social media.
Generations can learn a lot from each other.
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