Digital Scholarship / Digital Humanities

ArcGIS StoryMaps is a web-based application that allows you to combine maps with text, images, and other multimedia content into a shareable, interactive digital narrative. 

Sample projects:
The following examples are shared, with permission, from CSB and SJU History Professor Jonathan Merritt Nash.   

• "Mapping Fugitives from Slavery" group projects from HIST 295C: Struggle for Freedom (Fall 2022).
• "Mapping Fugitives from Slavery" group projects from HIST 295C: Struggle for Freedom (Fall 2023).

Highlights from the official ArcGIS StoryMaps website: 

• Getting started with ArcGIS StoryMaps
• ArcGIS StoryMaps Resources
• StoryMaps Resources for Higher Education
• Teaching & Learning with StoryMaps

Other resources:

• University of Minnesota's Teach with StoryMaps: Story Map Curriculum Portal: Includes a gallery of student work, as well as resources for instructors and for students using ArcGIS StoryMaps
• Story Map Gallery - NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information's Story Map Gallery