WebGIS and ArcPy
WebGIS lets you publish, share, and analyze geospatial data directly through the web. With tools like GeoServer and OpenLayers, you can build interactive maps that work in any browser—no specialized software needed. It’s a flexible and accessible way to deliver spatial information to clients, teams, or stakeholders.
ArcPy is a Python library built for ArcGIS Pro. It helps automate routine GIS tasks such as spatial analysis, data processing, and map creation. With built-in code suggestions and clear documentation, ArcPy is approachable whether you’re just starting out or already experienced.
What sets ArcPy apart is its Python foundation. Because Python is so widely used, you can build lightweight scripts or develop full-scale applications—inside or outside ArcGIS Pro. This gives you the freedom to solve complex spatial problems with custom, scalable solutions.
What will you learn in this blended learning course?
In this course, you’ll learn how to create a fully functional WebGIS using GeoServer, OpenLayers, and ArcGIS Pro. You’ll publish spatial data online and design interactive maps that users can view in their browser.
Next, you’ll dive into ArcPy to automate your GIS work. You’ll write scripts that handle repetitive tasks—like cleaning data, running analyses, or generating maps—saving time and reducing errors.
You’ll also explore how to use Python beyond ArcGIS Pro for standalone geospatial projects. Throughout the course, you’ll build practical skills you can apply right away in your day-to-day work.
Finally, you’ll learn how to publish map layers with GeoServer and style them with OpenLayers, rounding out your toolkit for modern GIS publishing and automation.
Why choose this course on WebGIS and ArcPy?
Blended learning gives you the best of both worlds—live expert sessions and flexible, self-paced study—so you can build real, job-ready skills in WebGIS and ArcPy.
We start with a live session where you jump into hands-on work right away. You’ll publish your first map layers, explore GeoServer and OpenLayers, and begin scripting automation with ArcPy.
Next, you’ll work through self-paced modules. These lessons cover key topics like publishing data, building web maps, and creating Python scripts that automate your workflows. You’ll develop a scalable WebGIS while building confidence in automation.
Later, a second live session brings it all together. You’ll apply your skills to a realistic project, fine-tune your outputs, and get expert feedback to strengthen your results.
One of the course highlights is its case-based structure. You’ll complete real-world tasks—like automating data cleanup or sharing maps online—that mirror what professionals do in the field.
By combining expert-led instruction with practical application, this course helps you move beyond just knowing the tools. By the end, you’ll confidently use WebGIS and ArcPy to streamline your work, publish interactive maps, and make faster, smarter GIS decisions.