Why What WHEN - Demonstrator/prototype from Media Hack Day Berlin (October 2013)

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Why What When is an exploration, created in 36 hours. The challenge at the Mediahackday was to make better use of archived content. See for yourself what we came up with… (IHINT: Links in PDF will work)

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WHY WHAT WHEN
Super-simple timelines
Media HACKDAY (Berlin, October 2013)
A Journalism++ exploration
for better use of archived content from newspapers.
Journalism++ team:
Pierre Bellon, Paul Joannon, Peter Grensund,
Jelle Kamsma, Cosmin Cabulea, Mirko Lorenz.

WHY?
WHAT? WHEN?
THIS IS HOW WE WORKED ON THIS...
DEEP-LEVEL VIEW
APP-VIEW
TIME-VIEW

THE WHY
WHEN WAS THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS?
CAN NOT REMEMBER?
OUT OF SIGHT, OUT OF MIND
YOU ARE NOT ALONE.
IT‘S HARD TO REMEMBER EXACT DATES.

SUPER-SIMPLE TIMELINES
USER EXPLORES STEP-BY-STEP
HOW?

SUPER-SIMPLE TIMELINES
USER EXPLORES STEP-BY-STEP
FACT AFTER FACT...
HOW?

SUPER-SIMPLE TIMELINES
USER EXPLORES STEP-BY-STEP
FACT AFTER FACT...
AVOID TL,DR
HOW?

SUPER-SIMPLE TIMELINES
USER EXPLORES STEP-BY-STEP
FACT AFTER FACT...
AVOID TL,DR
MOBILE/TABLET FRIENDLY
HOW?

HTTP://WWW.ECONOMIST.COM/BLOGS/GRAPHICDETAIL/2012/09/DAILY-CHART-13
Found via Flowing Data -
„Here is today“ is a concept/idea by Luke Twyman -.Vinyl Design

CAN WE ADAPT THIS CONCEPT
TO LET USERS EXPLORE PAST
EVENTS?

WRAP-UP
TELL STORIES FROM ARCHIVE IN STEPS
RADICALLY REDUCED INTERFACE
VISUALIZE „WHEN“ CLEARLY
POTENTIAL USES
USE TEMPLATE FOR AUTOMATIC TIMELINES
USE TEMPLATE FOR EDITED TIMELINES
(E.G. ONLY CONTENT THAT IS VERIFIED)

CHALLENGE FOR MEDIA ARCHIVES:
IS THE ARCHIVE META DATA
SUPPORTING EXTRACTION OF
„NUGGETS“ OF INFORMATION?
REMEMBER THIS?

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Why What WHEN - Demonstrator/prototype from Media Hack Day Berlin (October 2013)

2. WHY WHAT WHEN Super-simple timelines

3. WHY WHAT WHEN Super-simple timelines Media HACKDAY (Berlin, October 2013) A Journalism++ exploration for better use of archived content from newspapers. Journalism++ team: Pierre Bellon, Paul Joannon, Peter Grensund, Jelle Kamsma, Cosmin Cabulea, Mirko Lorenz.

4. CHALLENGE: MAKE BETTER USE OF ARCHIVES

5. WHY? WHAT? WHEN? THIS IS HOW WE WORKED ON THIS... DEEP-LEVEL VIEW APP-VIEW TIME-VIEW

6. THE WHY WHEN WAS THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS? CAN NOT REMEMBER? OUT OF SIGHT, OUT OF MIND YOU ARE NOT ALONE. IT‘S HARD TO REMEMBER EXACT DATES.

7. HOW?

8. SUPER-SIMPLE TIMELINES HOW?

9. SUPER-SIMPLE TIMELINES USER EXPLORES STEP-BY-STEP HOW?

10. SUPER-SIMPLE TIMELINES USER EXPLORES STEP-BY-STEP FACT AFTER FACT... HOW?

11. SUPER-SIMPLE TIMELINES USER EXPLORES STEP-BY-STEP FACT AFTER FACT... AVOID TL,DR HOW?

12. SUPER-SIMPLE TIMELINES USER EXPLORES STEP-BY-STEP FACT AFTER FACT... AVOID TL,DR MOBILE/TABLET FRIENDLY HOW?

13. IS THERE A GOOD/BETTER VISUALIZATION?

14. HTTP://WWW.ECONOMIST.COM/BLOGS/GRAPHICDETAIL/2012/09/DAILY-CHART-13 Found via Flowing Data - „Here is today“ is a concept/idea by Luke Twyman -.Vinyl Design

15. HTTP://WWW.ECONOMIST.COM/BLOGS/GRAPHICDETAIL/2012/09/DAILY-CHART-13 Found via Flowing Data - „Here is today“ is a concept/idea by Luke Twyman -.Vinyl Design YES!

16. HTTP://WWW.ECONOMIST.COM/BLOGS/GRAPHICDETAIL/2012/09/DAILY-CHART-13 Found via Flowing Data - „Here is today“ is a concept/idea by Luke Twyman -.Vinyl Design YES!

17. CAN WE ADAPT THIS CONCEPT TO LET USERS EXPLORE PAST EVENTS?

18. PROTOTYPE

19. whywhatwhen.jplusplus.org

20. WRAP-UP TELL STORIES FROM ARCHIVE IN STEPS RADICALLY REDUCED INTERFACE VISUALIZE „WHEN“ CLEARLY POTENTIAL USES USE TEMPLATE FOR AUTOMATIC TIMELINES USE TEMPLATE FOR EDITED TIMELINES (E.G. ONLY CONTENT THAT IS VERIFIED)

21. CHALLENGE FOR MEDIA ARCHIVES: IS THE ARCHIVE META DATA SUPPORTING EXTRACTION OF „NUGGETS“ OF INFORMATION? REMEMBER THIS?

22. THANK YOU!

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