Publisheda web mapto ArcGISOnlineCreatedan ArcGISOnlineapplicationViewed aStoryMapUsed theSPLIT toolto dividefeaturesUsedSELECT BYLOCATIONtoolCreateda spatialjoinUsed theReclassifytoolCreated atopology in ageodatabaseOpened ageodatabaseCreatedaStoryMapUsedModelBuilderto automatea workflowCreated ahostedfeaturelayerUsed theSpatialAnalysttoolboxUsed theRASTERCALCULATORtoolCreated amap withscale-dependentrenderingApplied adefinitionqueryUsed theMEASUREtoolUsed theErase toolfor spatialcleanupShared amap withacolleagueCreated amap withscale-dependentsymbologyCreateda maplayoutCreated afeature classin ageodatabaseUsed theUNIONtoolChangedaBasemapUsedSatelliteImageryUsed theBUFFERtoolUsed theNear tool forproximityanalysisUsedPython inFieldCalculatorDesigned alayout withmultiplemap framesPublisheda web mapto ArcGISOnlineCreatedan ArcGISOnlineapplicationViewed aStoryMapUsed theSPLIT toolto dividefeaturesUsedSELECT BYLOCATIONtoolCreateda spatialjoinUsed theReclassifytoolCreated atopology in ageodatabaseOpened ageodatabaseCreatedaStoryMapUsedModelBuilderto automatea workflowCreated ahostedfeaturelayerUsed theSpatialAnalysttoolboxUsed theRASTERCALCULATORtoolCreated amap withscale-dependentrenderingApplied adefinitionqueryUsed theMEASUREtoolUsed theErase toolfor spatialcleanupShared amap withacolleagueCreated amap withscale-dependentsymbologyCreateda maplayoutCreated afeature classin ageodatabaseUsed theUNIONtoolChangedaBasemapUsedSatelliteImageryUsed theBUFFERtoolUsed theNear tool forproximityanalysisUsedPython inFieldCalculatorDesigned alayout withmultiplemap frames

GIS Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Published a web map to ArcGIS Online
  2. Created an ArcGIS Online application
  3. Viewed a StoryMap
  4. Used the SPLIT tool to divide features
  5. Used SELECT BY LOCATION tool
  6. Created a spatial join
  7. Used the Reclassify tool
  8. Created a topology in a geodatabase
  9. Opened a geodatabase
  10. Created a StoryMap
  11. Used ModelBuilder to automate a workflow
  12. Created a hosted feature layer
  13. Used the Spatial Analyst toolbox
  14. Used the RASTER CALCULATOR tool
  15. Created a map with scale-dependent rendering
  16. Applied a definition query
  17. Used the MEASURE tool
  18. Used the Erase tool for spatial cleanup
  19. Shared a map with a colleague
  20. Created a map with scale-dependent symbology
  21. Created a map layout
  22. Created a feature class in a geodatabase
  23. Used the UNION tool
  24. Changed a Basemap
  25. Used Satellite Imagery
  26. Used the BUFFER tool
  27. Used the Near tool for proximity analysis
  28. Used Python in Field Calculator
  29. Designed a layout with multiple map frames