Best practices
Bulletproof Data Journalism

Stijn Debrouwere

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Best practices

Bulletproof Data Journalism

Instructor: Stijn Debrouwere


About this course

Make sure you know how to protect your work against all kind of errors that could arise from working with data.

In this course, you will learn more about:

  1. Coincidences and Freak Accidents
  2. Hidden Influences
  3. Cherry Picking
  4. Flaws in the Data
  5. Misinterpretations and Wishful Thinking

In a nutshell

Skill level

Beginner

Duration

2 hr 17 min

Subtitles

English

Students enrolled

N/A

Course introduction


Meet your instructor: Stijn Debrouwere


What you’ll learn

  • Coincidences and Freak Accidents
  • Hidden Influences
  • Cherry Picking
  • Flaws in the Data
  • Misinterpretations and Wishful Thinking

Course content

profile image Stijn Debrouwere

Stijn Debrouwere

Data Scientist

I tutor: Ethics, Best practices, Data analysis

Biography

Stijn is a freelance data scientist, specializing in analytics. Previously at Fusion and The Guardian. He writes about statistics, metrics and the news industry at debrouwere.org.

More about Stijn

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