1. hello FROM
THE OPEN KNOWLEDGE
FOUNDATION

2. WE BELIEVE
IN THE
OF POWER
Open.

3. THE OPEN DEFINITION
defines ‘openness’ as the
FREEDOM to use, re-use and
redistribute without technical
or legal restrictions.
opendefinition.org

4. A TOOL:
to promote data
LITERACY

5. A RESOURCE FOR
journalists.
• tool: ddj handbook (lucy’s slide)

6. what is
DATA
JOURNALISM?

7. THERE IS NO SUCH THING
Image: Plenty R. (Via Flickr)
AS DATA JOURNALISM

8. Treating data as a source
New ways of getting data
Understanding & working
with data
New ways of delivering
data

9. WHAT’S
IN THE BOOK?

10. WHY NOW?

11. OFFLINE
Early days

12. Image: Ophelia Noor
JOURNALIST:
hunter-gatherer

13. DATA FROM
GOVERNMENTS

14. CROWDSOURCED DATA

15. Treating data as a source

17. show the steps...

18. Treating data as a source
New ways of getting data

19. Portals
Scraping
RTI Requests

22. Building
resources

23. Treating data as a source
New ways of getting data
Understanding & working
with data

24. Journalist Coder/Data
Data Geek
Journalist
Other
e.g. academic

25. NEW methods
HUGE data

26. Treating data as a source
New ways of getting data
Understanding & working
with data
New ways of delivering
data

27. Giving CONTEXT to big
numbers

28. IMPACT
JOURNALISM
as a SERVICE

29. favourite
EXAMPLES

31. How do I
START?

32. Put your notes in a
spreadsheet
Look for interesting examples
Try out the tools (many are
free!)
Talk to others
Share your data

33. ONLINE NOW!

34. ddjbook.org
@ddjournalism
#ddjbook

35. CONTACT
@lucyfedia