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Telling the Extension Story through Maps
#EdTechLN TweetUp - June 2nd @2:00pm EST
Maps can be powerful story telling tools, providing context to narrative and allowing the audience to see themselves, their community, or organization as part of a tale. As Cooperative Extension increasingly uses
the internet to reach our audience, how can we best use online maps to bring our information to life and tell the story of our work? And what if you want to tell a story online that doesn’t include maps at all? (Spoiler alert: you can use the same approach!)
Join guest host Shane Bradt this Thursday for a discussion on the power of Esri Story Maps to help Extension become even more connected with our current audiences and reach out to engage people in new and exciting ways!
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June 2nd @ 2:00pm EST / 1:00pm CST / Noon MT / 11:00am PST
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