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A free mini-course just for you!

A free mini-course just for you!
You’re sitting on a data goldmine! Visualise what you listen to on Spotify with ArcGIS Insights

As promised in the last newsletter, I am here to share a special offer reserved for the subscribers of All That Geo. You now have access to a free mini-course:

Visualise what you listen to on Spotify with ArcGIS Insights
With this free course, you’ll be able to source your listening data, get started with ArcGIS Insights and build visualisations that stand out!

What is included?

3 activities: slide decks will provide you with all the necessary steps to perform the activities.

1 dataset: if you don’t have a Spotify account but still want to create a visualisation around online streaming, I’ll share a sample dataset with you.


Here is what we will cover in this mini-course:

  • A message from your instructor
  • Before we begin...
  • Activity 1 – Get your Spotify data
  • Activity 2 – Become familiar with ArcGIS Insights
  • Activity 3 – Create a visualisation of your listening data
  • Congrats! Here’s what’s next
  • Before you go...​
Visualise what you listen to on Spotify with ArcGIS Insights
With this free course, you’ll be able to source your listening data, get started with ArcGIS Insights and build visualisations that stand out!

What exactly is this mini-course?
This is a self-paced, online-based mini-course that will lead you through accessing your Spotify data and revealing its hidden insights, using ArcGIS Insights (pun intended!).

How is this course going to help me?
You’ll become more comfortable sourcing data from less traditional places, using a data exploration tool and exercising your creativity to build data visualisations that stand out!

How is this course going to be delivered?
This is a self-paced course delivered on an online platform. You will go through the activities, in sequential order, in your own time.

How long is this mini-course?
You’ll need about an hour to complete this mini-course.

Are there any prerequisites, or do I need any prior knowledge of particular topics?
Absolutely not! This is a mini-course suitable for beginners who want to learn to create data visualisations with ArcGIS Insights or non-beginners who wish to visualise their listening data from Spotify better.

What are the technical requirements?
A computer, an internet connection, a web browser, and that is all! There will be activities to assist you in downloading your Spotify data and creating an ArcGIS Online account.

What if I do not use Spotify but still want to enrol in this mini-course?
Worry not! You will still be able to follow the activities with a sample dataset I’ll provide you.

What software will I be using?
You’ll be using ArcGIS Insights from Esri.

Are there any assessments?
The true, final assessment will be the mastery, and the creativity revealed in your ArcGIS Insights page! Share it with your fellow learners and exchange feedback.

I’m in! What do I need to do now?
Head to the course page and enrol for free!

Visualise what you listen to on Spotify with ArcGIS Insights
With this free course, you’ll be able to source your listening data, get started with ArcGIS Insights and build visualisations that stand out!

P.S. If you think this course might interest someone you know, by all means, suggest a visit to https://www.allthatgeo.com/courses-arcgis-insights-my-spotify-data/ or share this blog post!


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