GIS Day 2016 by Mrs. Donna Tlachac
Below you will find examples of my favorite StoryMap Apps. Click on the links below to see the examples.

1. Basic

2. Cascade

3. Crowdsource (Add information to your favorite crowdsource map)

Find Your Beach
I like going to the beach and actually grew up on the Lake Michigan beach that I added to this map.
So, to add to the crowd sourced information, I added Whitefish Bay Dunes State Park in Door County.
https://esrioceans.maps.arcgis.com/apps/StoryMapCrowdsource/index.html?appid=f531139be54345eabfcc127ba21455cf

4. Map Journal

Map Series

   5.  Bulleted Map

   6.  Side Accordion

   7.  Tabbed

8. Map Tour

9. Shortlist

Swipe and SpyGlass

10. Swipe

Boxing Day 2004 tsunami: then and now Swipe Map
A decade after the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami, which claimed the lives of over 230,000 people, this satellite imagery shows the redevelopment of five of the worst affected areas. This is one of the greatest scars that I have ever visually witnessed in a map showing the great loss by showing before and after pictures of the tsunami in Indonesia.

11. SpyGlass

Spyglass on the Past: New York City 1836 and Today
New York City in 1836, as depicted on a map from the David Rumsey collection, compared to a modern satellite image of the city. Move the spyglass around the image to reveal New York city today and how it looked in 1836. Notice that the lake in Central Park was just a swamp many years ago.

My Favorite StoryMap or Favorite Custom Story map
12. This is on the Smithsonian website The age of Humans - Living in the anthropocene
I like to view information on how humans have shaped the planet
http://Smithsonian/science-nature/see-how-humans-have-reshaped-globe-interactive-atlas-180952971/?scrlybrkr=06f844e4