A Massive Online Open Course presented by the Journalism and Media Studies Centreat the University of Hong Kong
Session 1: Global Trends & Practices
What is data journalism?
Overview of the best practices and key tools
Trends and future of data journalism - globally and regionally
Session 2: Data Acquisition
Landscape of data availability in Asia
Where to find data: from government websites to social media
How to get data: from FOI requests to scraping without coding
Session 3: Data Analysis & Interpretation
Interview the data to identify its quality
Clean the data with Excel & Open Refine
Explore trends, patterns and relationships behind datasets
Session 4: Data Visualisation
Visual basis: elements, composition and principles
Effective and high impact ways of visualizing data
Tools to make your own visualisations: infographic, timeline, interactive map, and more
Session 5: Storytelling with Data
Telling compelling stories with data and visuals
Best practices for combining shoe leather reporting with data
Constructing narratives from qualitative and quantitative sources
Session 1: Global Trends & Practices
What is data journalism?
Overview of the best practices and key tools
Trends and future of data journalism - globally and regionally
Session 2: Data Acquisition
Landscape of data availability in Asia
Where to find data: from government websites to social media
How to get data: from FOI requests to scraping without coding
Session 3: Data Analysis & Interpretation
Interview the data to identify its quality
Clean the data with Excel & Open Refine
Explore trends, patterns and relationships behind datasets
Session 4: Data Visualisation
Visual basis: elements, composition and principles
Effective and high impact ways of visualizing data
Tools to make your own visualisations: infographic, timeline, interactive map, and more
Session 5: Storytelling with Data
Telling compelling stories with data and visuals
Best practices for combining shoe leather reporting with data
Constructing narratives from qualitative and quantitative sources