Using data in online journalism can take 2 interesting forms - infographics and data visualization. Similar, but fundamentally different. During the class we discussed their different attributes and the ways they can enrich our online stories. Enjoy

1. ‫עידן‬‫שגב‬
‫דיגיטל‬‫סטוריטלינג‬
using data
‫אינפוגרפיקה‬‫ודאטא‬‫ויז‬

2. “Every two days now we create as
much information as we did from the
dawn of civilisation up until 2003.”
Eric Schmidt, CEO Google, 2010

3. why
infographics

4. ‫נקניקיה‬

6. 65,0004,659,449
Wikipedia (English) Britannica

7. http://www.coolinfographics.com/blog/2012/5/15/ingeniously-charting-the-horrifying-power-of-todays-nuclear.html

9. Harry Beck (UK) 1933

10. Nigel Holmes (UK)

11. Nigel Holmes (UK)

13. Nigel Holmes (UK)

14. Nigel Holmes (UK)

15. Nigel Holmes (UK)

16. Nigel Holmes (UK)

17. data
design
FUNCTION
FORM

18. just right complicated
boring just right
data
design a lotlittle
complexsimple

19. IKEA

20. Tim Leong (USA)
http://timleong.com/

21. Tim Leong (USA)
http://timleong.com/

22. Tim Leong (USA)
http://timleong.com/

23. Tim Leong (USA)
http://timleong.com/

24. http://arcadenw.org/article/journalistic-visualization-a-year-in-iraq

25. http://arcadenw.org/article/journalistic-visualization-a-year-in-iraq

26. Six Rules for Infographics
1. An infographic is, by definition, a visual display of facts and data. Therefore, no
infographic can be produced in the absence of reliable information.
2. No infographic should include elements that are not based on known facts and
available evidence.
3. No infographic should be presented as being factual when it is fictional or based
on unverified assumptions.
4. No infographic should be published without crediting its source(s) of
information.
5. Information graphics professionals should refuse to produce any visual
presentation that includes imaginary components designed to make it more
“appealing” or “spectacular.” Editors must refrain from asking for graphics that
don’t stick to available evidence.
6. Infographics are neither illustrations nor “art.” Infographics are visual journalism
and must be governed by the same ethical standards that apply to other areas of
the profession.

27. Nicholas Felton (USA)
http://feltron.com

28. Jer Thorp (CAN)
https://www.flickr.com/photos/blprnt/3773174338/in/set-72157613381549987

29. Jer Thorp (CAN)
https://www.flickr.com/photos/blprnt/sets/72157613381549987/

30. Jer Thorp (CAN)
https://www.flickr.com/photos/blprnt/3291287830/in/set-72157613381549987

31. Jer Thorp (CAN)
https://www.flickr.com/photos/blprnt/sets/72157614008027965

32. Jer Thorp (CAN)
https://www.flickr.com/photos/blprnt/sets/72157627854698933

33. Jer Thorp (CAN)
http://www.ted.com/talks/jer_thorp_make_data_more_human

34. Jer Thorp (CAN)
http://blog.blprnt.com/blog/blprnt/avengers-assembled-and-visualized-part-1
Here are the covers of all 570 issues

35. Jer Thorp (CAN)
http://www.ted.com/talks/jer_thorp_make_data_more_human

36. Jer Thorp (CAN)
http://www.ted.com/talks/jer_thorp_make_data_more_human

37. Francesco Franchi (IT)

38. Francesco Franchi (IT)
http://blog.iso50.com/16923/intelligence-in-lifestyle-magazine/

39. Francesco Franchi (IT)

40. Francesco Franchi (IT)

41. Francesco Franchi (IT)

42. Francesco Franchi (IT)

43. Francesco Franchi (IT)

44. Francesco Franchi (IT)
https://www.flickr.com/photos/ffranchi/7050103189/in/photostream/

45. Francesco Franchi (IT)

46. Francesco Franchi (IT)

47. Francesco Franchi (IT)

48. Francesco Franchi (IT)