Some of you might remember our previous education presentation that we made available to Local Guides seeking to share information about the program with others. We’ve made a few updates to the Map and the Local Guides program since that was originally shared, so we’re excited to present a newly updated version for you to use.
This educational guide details everything you need to know about the program, from how to join for those who are not yet a member of the community, to how to contribute on Google Maps, tips for leveling up, and more. You can use it to present at a meet-up for new Local Guides, share with friends, or even use it yourself to brush up on program basics if you feel that you need or want a refresher.
Community Logo
Use these templates to create a logo to use in your community and on graphics you create.
Be sure to bookmark this post for future reference!
We hope this will be helpful to you in your journey as a Local Guide. Feel free to let us know in the comments if there are any other resources you’d like to see in the future!
Hello @KatieMcBroom , interesting post about the guidelines to follow when organizing an LG meeting, and the official resources that can be used. Although I have not yet participated in some of these events, I am interested in staying up to date on this important topic. I congratulate her on the clarity of the writing. Greetings from Sinaloa, Mexico.
I have not introduced myself yet, I am still learning to navigate in connect:) I found your ideas to be refreshing! The name tags with conversation starters is a great idea. A way for a socially awkward person to have something pre thought out to break the ice. I bookmarked as per your great suggestion. Good thing because I am new at this and am learning and I want to be good at it:). Thanks for sharing and including me in the local guide community. Brilliant ideas
It is a bit confusing that you link to the same slides twice at the top. Have you considers making 2 versions: one for mobile and one for desktop. Or at least organize them so it is easier to use one or the other?
Thanks for the many design templates. Really useful.
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