Introduction: Window management in ArcGIS Pro plays a critical role in maintaining an efficient and focused workspace, especially as users rely on an increasing number of tools and panes during daily workflows. While window docking and layout options are entirely optional, understanding how to arrange, group, and manage windows can significantly reduce screen clutter, improve accessibility to frequently used tools, and create a more consistent working environment. This course introduces the core window docking methods available in ArcGIS Pro—including standard edge docking, tabbed docking, split views, and auto-hide behavior—and demonstrates when and why each approach is most effective. By learning how to intentionally organize panes based on task requirements, users can maximize map space, minimize unnecessary window switching, and tailor their interface to better support editing, analysis, and design workflows.   Topics Covered: Workspace organization and layout management Window docking and grouping concepts Managing visibility and screen real estate Read more

This is a 3-day live instructor-led workshop that goes through the CrescentLink for ArcGIS Pro Learning Path.  Due to nationwide enrollment, the timeframe for the training is standardized to occur from 10 AM to 2 PM CT.  You will be guided through 11 lessons starting with the bare basics of getting started with ArcGIS Pro and CrescentLink, working through the tools that you will use to create a digital record of your physical network, and ultimately run through various scenarios for reporting and troubleshooting issues within your network.  For a list of all requirements, and information on obtaining the data that will be used through this training, please review the CrescentLink for ArcGIS Pro Training Requirements document, which you can download <HERE>. An Early Bird discount of 20% is available for purchases made prior to two weeks before each training session.  To receive the Early Bird discount, simply enter the coupon code for the appropriate quarterly session that you will be attending (see below): Q1 coupon code:  Q1-Early-Bird Q2 coupon code:  Q2-Early-Bird Q3 coupon code:  Q3-Early-Bird Q4 coupon code:  Q4-Early-Bird If you prefer that GEOGRAPH invoice your organization instead of paying via credit card through the store, please reach out to your GEOGRAPH account representative to begin that process.  A 100% off coupon code will be provided, which will allow you to "purchase" the course at no cost at checkout. Once you have purchased a seat for a quarterly workshop, you must open the course from your My Learning page and register for the session you wish to attend.  Click the following link to view all available Upcoming Sessions.  Each session is limited to 20 seats, so register soon to reserve your seat! Read more

Introduction: In this course, you'll learn how to customize symbology in ArcGIS Pro using a variety of techniques that apply to both user-defined layers and those within the CrescentLink geodatabase. We'll cover how to symbolize features uniformly or based on attributes using Single Symbol, Unique Values, and Quantity-based symbology options. You'll also explore how to create and manage multiple symbology configurations on the same feature class to support different analytical needs, all without altering the underlying data. By the end of this course, you’ll understand how to tailor your map’s visual presentation to better support your workflows and enhance data interpretation within your ArcGIS Pro projects. This course utilizes the CrescentLink for ArcGIS Pro Training Resources dataset.  If you do not already have this dataset, please click the resource link to download it to your computer.   Topics Covered: Various types of symbology ​Single Symbol Single Attribute Multiple Attribute Value Category Utilizing multiple copies of the same feature class to accomplish different analytical needs Recommended Table of Contents management Additional symbology configurations Read more

Introduction: This is the stand-alone version of lesson 1 out of 11 in the CrescentLink for ArcGIS Pro Learning Path. The purpose of this first lesson is to introduce us to CrescentLink and the ArcGIS Pro platform, as well as help new users get set-up and get comfortable navigating the platform. Lesson One is brief relative to the rest of the course, and combines the Walkthrough and Exercise modules, while omitting the Spot the Issue module entirely. The training resources used in this course can be downloaded <HERE>. Topics Covered: CrescentLink Overview Toolbars and Quick Access Configuration Editing Windows Basic Map Navigation Read more

Introduction: This is the stand-alone version of lesson 2 out of 11 in the CrescentLink for ArcGIS Pro Learning Path. Often, network management work begins with a work order, specifying what additions or changes need to be made to the network. CrescentLink provides the ability to automatically track and report on network features based on the work order that they are assigned.  This course outlines how to create, manage, and edit your work orders using the Work Order Manager tools. The training resources used in this course can be downloaded <HERE>. Topics Covered: Work Order Manager tools overview Creating and managing work orders Troubleshooting common issue with work orders Read more

Introduction: This is the stand-alone version of lesson 3 out of 11 in the CrescentLink for ArcGIS Pro Learning Path. Because the basis of all network connectivity is derived from the correct attribution and collection of cables, placing cable is a fundamental building block of CrescentLink Network Manager. This lesson reviews how to use Esri's native drawing tools to create and edit features based on fiber cable templates that are loaded in by default in the CrescentLink training data. It will also show you how to attribute the data associated with each feature so you can begin keeping track of all the vital pieces of information in your networks. Finally, this lesson will show you how to create your own feature templates, to reduce the amount of time spent duplicating work. The training resources used in this course can be downloaded <HERE>. Topics Covered: Fiber Cable as a feature Feature Templates Introduction to Esri drawing tools for line features Adding and editing vertices in an existing line Read more