Workshop Rundown at the Annual

The 2026 Annual Conference boasts some great Workshops on Wednesday!  Check them out: 

Workshop 9: Building Your GISP Portfolio 

Kent Park, GIS Certification Institute (GISCI)

Thinking about earning or renewing your GISP? This workshop breaks down how to build a strong GISP portfolio. Learn what GISCI reviewers look for, how to document your work effectively, and why ethics and certification matter in today’s GIS profession. A great fit for GIS professionals at any stage who want clarity, confidence, and a smoother certification process.  Register Now!

Workshop 11. MAKE-ing Work Easier with Webhooks

Tyler DeBruin, Town of Grand Chute

Tired of spending hours on repetitive GIS tasks? This workshop introduces webhooks and shows how to use them to automate reports, emails, texts, file uploads, and more. You’ll learn how to connect GIS with other tools using simple, customizable workflows—no prior webhook experience required. Attendees will also receive a free one-month subscription to MAKE, MAKE-ing this an affordable way to supercharge automation.  Register Now!

Workshop 12:  Integrating UAVs into County Operations: Practical Workflows, Stream Monitoring, and Real-World Applications 

Heather Lee & Scott Galetka, Bayfield County 

Discover how Bayfield County is redefining geospatial work with unmanned aerial systems. This hands-on workshop showcases real-world applications of drones, LiDAR, and GIS for environmental monitoring, emergency response, and natural resource management. Explore the Fish Creek LiDAR Project to see how survey-grade elevation data supports stream restoration and watershed planning. Attendees will gain practical insights into proven workflows, lessons learned, and scalable strategies for launching or expanding UAV programs.  Register Now!

Learn more about the 2026 Annual Conference in Wisconsin Dells by checking out the Event Page!