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I use ArcGIS before but QGIS is more powerful and much more complex. I am looking forward to learn more. If there is a accompanying video for me to follow that would be so much better than just a PDF but I really like the Week 0 explanation and the expectation from us to complete the course. It is clearly laid out.
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It’s great to hear that you find QGIS to be more powerful, though more complex. Embracing the complexity will undoubtedly provide you with a deeper understanding and mastery of the software… Regarding your preference for video tutorials, I completely understand the value of visual learning resources. However, I want to highlight that in the past there have been comments suggesting a preference for written tutorials as they can be conveniently used for future reference. While we don’t have specific video tutorials using our class’s data examples (which I think this might also be a good idea to include video tutorials), I encourage you to explore platforms like YouTube or specialized GIS tutorial websites. They often offer a wealth of video content that can assist you in learning QGIS in a more interactive and dynamic manner.
Glad to hear that you appreciated the Week 0 explanation and the clear expectations laid out for the course. We thought that having a well-structured syllabus and clear guidelines can certainly enhance the learning experience. Best of luck with your QGIS journey, and don’t hesitate to reach out to our team if you have any questions or need further assistance throughout the course!
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I am new to GIS topic and also looking forward to the next class. Learning about QGIS is exciting for me.
I also think it took time to find the actual icons in the software compared to the pdf tutorial but there are no problems for me. I do actually like the pdf tutorial as a future record like what Aj.Chawarat has mentioned. -
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