ArcGIS Pro tutorials

ArcGIS Pro allows you to store multiple data views- maps, scenes, layouts, and more- in a single project and keep them open at the same time. It also responds contextually to your work. Tabs on the ribbon change depending on the view and data you are working with. In this tutorial, you'll explore the main components of the ArcGIS Pro- the ribbon, views, and panes- and their interactions.

A project in ArcGIS Pro contains your maps, data, and other resources needed to answer spatially-related questions. This video shows how to create a new project using a map template.

With ArcGIS Pro, you can create maps and scenes by adding data from your own computer, from a local network, or from a project or map package. In this tutorial, you'll add data from Living Atlas, from your project geodatabase, and from a folder connection.

Spatial data represents locations, and attribute data describes what we know about those locations. You can query map locations to learn about their attributes; you can also query attributes to discover the places that have those attributes. In this tutorial, you'll explore several common ways of working with attribute data in a GIS project.