New to QGIS? QGIS is a Free and Open Source GIS Desktop that is able to convert, analyze, and create data as well as very nice Maps. It runs on every mainstream operating system and has an large user community. Shapefiles? ESRI File Geodatabases? Geopackage? DXF? QGIS can open and work with them all. This class gives the new user a very good overview of QGIS and hopefully what can be accomplished with it. There are 8 chapters overall ranging from an introduction to QGIS, overview of the processing tools, and data formats. The class also comes with data (a download) and some very simple quizzes throughout. Class is priced at $90 dollars (US Currency) and money goes to supporting the software AND maintaining the class. This class covers QGIS 3.44.x.

This former conference workshop covers a wide variety of topics in QGIS that you may or may not know about. It’s a fun way to kill a few hours or for just basic skill enhancement with QGIS. With new features at each QGIS release this class should get a bit larger every year. Current Topics include the locator bar, virtual layers, user profiles, and processing tools. Participants must have some knowledge of QGIS and access to the software. The best part – this class is free. So if you have an existing account just login and take it. If not – Sign up for an account. 

COMING SOON!! Curious about how to build Models in QGIS? QGIS has a processing toolbox that performs 500+ functions from vector analysis to raster analysis. Model designer takes the tools and uses a graphical interface to combine them. The models allow you to perform repetetive tasks quickly and effeciently.  Students need to be familiar with QGIS and a little on the processing tools. This class comes with data and with quizzes throughout. COMING SOON!!