Never before has it been possible to collect and distribute so much data. And yet a paradox is that amidst this flood of information, it is increasingly difficult for the public to find meaning amidst...
Cheryl Phillips
Cheryl Phillips teaches journalism at the University of Stanford, California, and is a founding member of the Stanford Computational Journalism Lab. She also works on the Stanford Open Policing Project and is a member of the California Civic Data Coalition.
Previously, Cheryl taught data journalism and data visualization at the University of Washington. She served for 10 years on the board of directors for Investigative Reporters and Editors, a grassroots training organization for journalists.
This session will teach you the basics of programming in Python, and why you might want to learn.
This session will teach you the basics of programming in Python, and why you might want to learn.
This panel will be targeted at people who have always been interested in data journalism, but aren't sure how to get started. We will demystify the practice, and highlight ways people can get started ...