Data Handbook 2
Introduction
What is data journalism? What is it for? What might it do? What opportunities and limitations does it present? Who and what is involved in making and making sense of it? This book is a...
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Courses
Data visualisation
Charting Tools for the Newsroom
Charts and maps have become ubiquitous in todays newsrooms. They convey stories with numbers much better than text alone does and they are shared easily. But not every journalist is a numbercruncher or a graphics designer. And a lot of newsrooms, especially smaller ones, don’t have the means to employ graphic journalists that can craft charts and maps. In this course we introduce and learn to use some tools every journalist can adopt to produce graphics that can support or carry a story.
Contributors
Madolyn Smith
Editor
Madolyn Smith is an Editor for the European Journalism Centre's Data team.
Paul Bradshaw
Course leader, MA Data Journalism & MA Multiplatform and Mobile Journalism and Data journalist
Data journalist and online journalism academic, trainer, writer and speaker
Martín Sarsale
CTO
Programmer. Co-Founder of Properati OLX, co founder of Hackshackers Buenos Aires
Mike Linksvayer
Director, Policy
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