Overview
Esri Canada, in partnership with the University of Toronto, will once again be hosting the GIS in Education and Research Conference at Hart House. The 5th biennial conference will be held on March 1, 2023, and will feature research paper presentations from higher education and hands-on workshops run by Esri Canada staff focused on advanced aspects of Esri software use.
We are very pleased to announce that our keynote speaker will be Dr. Trisalyn Nelson, Professor, Department Chair, and Jack and Laura Dangermond Chair of Geography at the University of California Santa Barbara (UCSB). If you are unable to attend the conference in person, there is a virtual option for the keynote presentation. There is no fee to attend the keynote presentation virtually but registration is required.
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Register Online
Registration fee:
- In person – $35
- Virtual (keynote presentation only) – $0.
Workshops: In person only. Pre-registration is required through the online registration form.
Deadline: Online registration will remain open until we reach capacity.
Tentative Schedule
More information about the workshops are available on the Higher Education Workshops and K-12 Workshops pages. Pre-registration is required for all workshops except the Higher Education Esri License Administration Workshop. Spaces are limited.
Call for Papers
The call for papers for the 5th biennial conference is now closed. We look forward to seeing you at Hart House on March 1!
Why Attend?
This low-cost conference offers opportunities for GIS educators/researchers and student researchers in Canada to come together, share experiences, and learn from each other in an organized forum. Its goals are to:
Provide educators with an opportunity to interact and network with other members of the GIS education community.
Provide students with an opportunity to learn by attending hands-on workshops, sharing new ideas, and collaborating with researchers and their peers on new initiatives.
Build a stronger Canadian GIS education and research community.