ArcGIS Online [AGOL]: Web Maps, Apps, Survey123 & Dashboards

Explore ArcGIS Online, a cloud-based platform by Esri, to create, analyze, and share real-time geographic data via interactive maps, apps, dashboards, and web browser access.

Sign up for a 21-day ArcGIS Online trial on ESRI's site, activate via email, and log in to access full features, or create a free public account with limited features.

Explore the ArcGIS Online interface by navigating the seven tabs—Home, Gallery, Map, Scene, Groups, Content, and Organization—and learn cloud based access and Living Atlas resources.

Explore interactive web maps in ArcGIS Online by learning to navigate the map canvas, manage layers, adjust base maps, and visualize data with charts, legends, and symbology.

Learn to upload local data into ArcGIS Online, converting a CSV to map points and a KML to a polygon, then manage layers for interactive maps.

Customize earthquake data symbology in ArcGIS Online by styling points with magnitude-based size and color ramps, adding labels and popups, and applying effects, then save the map.

Learn to enrich interactive web maps in ArcGIS Online by adding Living Atlas earthquake data, including plate boundaries, seismic zones of India, and recent earthquakes.

Publish your interactive web map by adjusting sharing options to public, publish map and data layers, verify accessibility, copy the link, and prepare to share with others.

Explore how web apps in ArcGIS Online transform maps into interactive, accessible platforms and learn the three types—Instant Apps, Web App Builder, and Experience Builder.

Discover how to create a web app in ArcGIS Online with Web App Builder to transform an earthquake map into an interactive tool, navigating the header, sidebar, and map canvas.

Learn to choose a theme and configure the layout in the web app builder to create a visually appealing, user-friendly app with the foldable theme and various layouts.

Add interactivity to your ArcGIS Online web app by selecting and configuring widgets, including base map controls, search, data entry, splash screens, and sharing options.

Save your map and app in Web App Builder, preview to test, publish, copy the link, and configure sharing for audience access.

Explore ArcGIS Survey123 to design, share, and collect data that automatically links to maps and GIS data, with offline support, smart forms, and real-time updates to maps and dashboards.

Explore the ArcGIS Survey123 interface and dashboard, learn to create blank, template, or connect surveys, customize questions and appearance, and analyze responses in data and map views.

Design and publish a farmland tree survey in ArcGIS Survey123 to collect tree health, species, and precise locations, with structured questions and a map-based location field.

Fill out the ArcGIS Survey123 form to collect tree data in the field, then see real time updates on the map as new entries record latitude, longitude, and attributes.

ArcGIS dashboards provide real-time data visualization and analysis by combining maps, graphs, charts, and indicators to monitor live data streams and support informed decisions.

Explore the ArcGIS dashboard in ArcGIS Online, create a new dashboard named Farmland Three Information System, and learn to add maps, charts, tables, and indicators.

Set up the dashboard title, add a sidebar, customize the splash screen, and tailor the theme to create a professional, navigable Farmland Tree Information System dashboard in ArcGIS Online.

Add farmland tree survey data from Survey123 to an interactive ArcGIS Online web map, visualize 35 tree points, and symbolize them with a tree icon for clear farmland mapping.

Add the Farmland Tree Survey web map to an ArcGIS dashboard, customize general settings and tools, then save to reveal an interactive map for tree locations.

Add a pie chart and a serial (bar) chart to an ArcGIS dashboard to visualize farmland tree species and health conditions, with customizable colors, labels, and titles.

Add indicators to ArcGIS Online AGOL dashboards to show total tree count and dead tree count from farmland tree survey data, using gauge options to monitor health at a glance.

Add a table to the dashboard to display farmland tree survey data—farmer name, plot number, species, health condition, and date/time—for viewing, sorting, and analyzing.

Learn to make dashboards interactive by using the action tab to link pie charts, bar charts, indicators, gauges, and tables with filter, flash, pan, and zoom actions that update together.

Explore real-time updates in ArcGIS dashboards as new survey123 submissions automatically update the online feature layer, with live changes reflected in the web map and charts.

Publish and share your ArcGIS dashboard after final checks, verify color synchronization and dynamic filtering, then preview the user view and distribute via organization or public sharing.

Discover creative ArcGIS Online project ideas for environmental monitoring, urban planning, disaster management, and tourism story maps, plus tips on offline maps, arcade expressions, and custom symbology.

Create interactive web maps, survey123 data collection, and dashboards in ArcGIS Online to visualize real-time insights that guide decisions for communities and environments.