I've done both....if the participants are ArcGIS Users (about 80% of
mine are) it's good to compare/contrast with that software and then work
through tutorials.
Navigating the Interface
Adding data/data types
Symbology of vector/raster
Geoprocessing Tools
Map Composer
With 20-30 minute tutorials and 5 to 6 chapters that's a full day if the
participants start asking questions.
On 08/15/2014 12:50 PM, Lene Fischer wrote:
Hi,
In September I´m going to have a full day QGIS workshop at FOSS4G in
Portland.
Right now I´m in a middle of a selection of topics/tutorials to be
presented - and a have a small problem: Which to choose....
It is possible to either show how a function works and/or have
tutorials for participants to work with on a individual basis.
So my question to the list: Which topics do you find most important
and/or interesting to show and learn other users.
Regards
*Lene Fischer*
Associate Professor
*Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management*
University of Copenhagen
MOB +45 40115084
[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
SCIENCE_bomaerke_UK
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