Adding Your Data to ArcGIS Online

In this step-by-step guide you will learn how to bring your own data into ArcGIS Online by importing shapefiles, XY coordinates from tables, and address data to create hosted feature layers—then edit, delete, and share them. Pause anytime and follow along at your own pace.

Links:
• Fresno State ArcGIS Portal: https://fresnostate.maps.arcgis.com/
• City of Fresno GIS Hub (sample data): https://city-of-fresno-gis-hub-cityof...
• IT Service Desk / GIS support: [email protected]

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:43 Sign in to Fresno State ArcGIS Online
01:40 Download sample data (Parks shapefile, Fire Stations Excel)
03:11 Upload a zipped shapefile as a hosted feature layer
05:45 Add XY points from a table
08:15 Geocode addresses from a table and fixing City/State fields
14:55 Share settings: Owner, Organization, Everyone
15:20 Edit & delete items in your Content

Troubleshooting:
• Can’t access the Fresno State Portal? Make sure you’re signed into your browser with your @mail.fresnostate.edu account and choose the Organization Login (not the ArcGIS login).
• Shapefile upload failing? Ensure the .shp, .shx, .dbf, etc. are in a single zipped folder before uploading.
• Address geocoding shows credits? That’s expected (e.g., ~0.84 credits). Fresno State accounts includes a standard amount of credits— contact us if you need more.
• Still stuck? Reach out to the IT Service Desk or GIS support (links above).

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