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Customer Stories

Read about some of the courses I've created and delivered by scrolling down. I really enjoy getting stuck into designing courses for specific use cases and tailoring modules for you to get the best out of your course.

Data Visualisation for Political Intelligence

Dods Political Intelligence

Following 3 team members completing the GIS for absolute beginners course and gaining experience using QGIS in their work Dods commissioned a bespoke course for the rest of the team. I designed and delivered a course on mapping & data visualisation for Political Intelligence. The learning outcomes included:

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  • Introducing geospatial concepts, data & the QGIS software

  • Creating, editing, styling, labelling and converting vector data

  • Creating different types of map i.e. choropleth, heatmaps & hex cartograms

  • Making report ready map outputs, data visualisation techniques and best practise

Hex cartogram of predicted winners of the UK general election in July 2024
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Foundation of GIS Bespoke Course

Northumberland National Park

The National Park had a large number of staff needing the foundations of using geospatial data in their work. We had team members from planning, field operatives, farming & business intelligence so I designed a course that incorporated specific task based learning outcomes covering all of these business functions:

  • Introducing geospatial concepts, data & the QGIS software

  • Creating, editing, styling, labelling and converting vector data

  • Querying data and using the processing toolbars to analyse and research their data

  • Using different plugins to aid workflow processes

  • Creating report ready map outputs for sharing

QGIS & QFIELD

Apex Ecology

Apex Ecology wanted a one day course in both QGIS & QFIELD to embed into their business workflows. I created a 1 day online course on the basics of QGIS & a fully illustrated workflow using QFIELD with the Biodiversity Net Gain Template. 

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