March 2012
40 posts
Untitled: Journalism in the Age of Data →
haleyefox:
In general, I find data visualization to be an exciting and useful way to represent statistical information. I think it allows for an easier and faster understanding of a given set of data, and presents this information to the public in a way that more people are likely to be interested in, and…
Quantified Self in Wired Magazine →
Content Marketing In The Field: Explain and... →
contentmarketinginthefield:
The Practitioner’s Guide to Creating Content Like a Publisher
Data visualization is a great way to explain complex information in an engaging, memorable way, and the folks at Jess3 are one of the best in the business.
View this presentation to see examples of stylized e-books…
PCO's Sound Project
peteolson26:
http://soundcloud.com/pcos-sounds/pco-sound-project
Check it out! Something I made with the help of HH and Garage Band!
Journalism in the Age of Data on Vimeo →
After watching this documentary please respond to the following question on your blog. Can you see any of the issues addressed in the documentary connecting to your classes at Whitman…particularly consider classes other than this New Genres class. How might it connect? In what ways? Try to be specific.
SoundCloud - Share Your Sounds →
February 2012
34 posts
Behaves So Strangely - Radiolab →
Fear of Sleep | This American Life →
This was brought up in our lunch last week. The storytelling here is really great. After the photoshop project we will be working on a sound recording/storytelling project.
For homework I’d like you to listen to an episode of the following podcast series
http://www.radiolab.org/
How might live storytelling be augmented with sound. Write a brief entry on your blog about how sound was used...
Watch
Bus-Tops: A Season Celebrating Processing -... →
Consider making a sketch and submitting to this.
“Design is largely code these days. It wasn’t print that died, it was the graphic...”
– Messageboard post, Tim S. (via magnificentruin)
I have been telling students for several years.
(via emergentdigitalpractices)
