ArcGIS Online Competition

University of North Georgia (UNG) - IESA, Kennesaw State University (KSW) and ESRI coordinate a GIS Competition program for students in grades 4 through 12.

How To Participate

If you are a teacher of students in grades 4-12 and wish for your school to participate in this program, email Dr. Katayoun Mobasher at katayoun.mobasher@ung.edu with your school, class, and contact information with any questions or to announce your intent for your student(s) to participate in the competition.

Note: Teachers may request a copy of the scoring rubric for feedback to share with students. Students or parents may not request feedback directly, but seek assistance from the teacher who mentored the student.

Details on the Competition

Visit the 2023 Georgia Students ArcGIS Online Competition (Grades 4-12) for details and more information about the competition.

2023 Georgia Students ArcGIS Competition (Grades 4-12)

Georgia State Leadership Team

Katty Mobasher, UNG-IESA
Uli Ingram, KSU
Jamie Mitchem, UNG-IESA

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