An open-source lightweight JavaScript library to draw graphs
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sigma.js →
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Prison Map →
What does the geography of incarceration in the US look like?
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Anyone can do it. Data journalism is the new punk →
This is a dataset, here are some free tools, now be a data journalist
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n0tice – The open journalism toolkit →
From The Guardian
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Sankey diagrams in D3 →
From Mike Bostock
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What could revolutionize health care? →
Huge database may help answer the question “Why is health care so expensive?”
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The fine line between plagiarism and inspiration →
Thoughts on copying, inspiration, and attribution by Andy Kirk
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Crash course on design thinking →
From Stanford’s d.school
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Hours, days, who’s counting? →
Jon Udell’s thoughts on quantitative literacy
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The Weight of the Moon (ball) →
Visuals in public education
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7 Essential Books on Data Visualization & Computational Art →
Visualize This didn’t make the cut, but a good list nonetheless
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Winners announced →
International Space Apps Challenge
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This is how we do it →
Infochimps secret sauce
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New courses from R gurus →
Both in-person and online courses
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Facebook is worth more than… →
A fun and horrifying plaything from NYT
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Introducing the Google Knowledge Graph →
“changing from an information engine to a knowledge engine”
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Three steps for exciting storytelling →
from McSweeney’s
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School of Data Journalism – Getting Stories from Data workshop →
“there are stories everywhere in data”
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Quadrigram →
A visual programming environment to gather, shape, and share living data
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School of Data Journalism – Making Data Pretty workshop →
3 leading data journalists present their favorite data tools
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