Data visualization is a graphical way of representing your data. In the era of Big Data, data visualization is an important technique to learn, to be able to analyze huge amounts of data, to draw out meaning from massive data. Data itself is useful but can be very unattractive especially when it’s massive, but with […]
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Reporting on Human Trafficking
Southern Africa has faced issues around human trafficking since time immemorial – but how should journalists report on the subject today. In this course we will cover the data sources and tools that can aid your investigations and storytelling, and look at some of the work Code for Africa has done in the area.
Reporting on Endemic Problems with Solutions Journalism
This lesson has been created by Maternal Figures. Some source materials can be found via the Solution Journalism Network and are adapted with attribution.
Protected: Monitoring Household Air & Noise Pollution
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Using Open Source Software Tools & Low-Cost Hardware
for Evaluation of Air Quality Data
Introduction to Data and Exploratory Data Analysis
Get started with data analysis in this free course developed in conjunction with the World Bank. There is a particular focus on issues and examples from the West Africa region.
How to use Check for fact-checking
This course will show you how to use all the features of Check, an online workspace built by Meedan that lets users verify online photos and text, build datasets and structure open-source investigations. This award-winning tool connects WhatsApp users to journalists, supports multi-newsroom fact-checking during breaking news, and crowdsourcing of investigative evidence. Check helps journalists, […]
Verification
This course looks at how to identify problematic information and verify the authenticity and accuracy of images, videos and reports that you may come across on social media and elsewhere online.
ANCIR iLab MOOC
Kenyan investigative journalism is largely personality-focused muckraking, driven by leaks or unnamed sources and is vulnerable to manipulation by shadowy political puppet masters and crime cabals. Very little Kenyan investigative reporting is shaped by evidence-based research, forensic analysis or data-driven journalism. It is in this regard that this course has been built just for you, to make you stand out from the rest. In this course you will learn the fundamental things you need to know in your journey to becoming a renowned investigative data journalist. The course comprises of tutorials, assignments, reading exercises and discussion forums and it is specially open to you as an iLAB fellow ready to change the Kenyan investigative journalism by telling impactful stories with data.
Open data for government
This course covers policy issues and large scale open data implementation.
Open data for publishers and civil society organisations
Why it’s important for media and CSOs to share datasets that they gather and clean.
Open data for reporters and activists
Find out how open data can improve your story-telling and research.
Digital Security
This course teaches you how to secure your digital footprint in the online and mobile world.
Geo-Journalism
This course starts you on the path to adding that extra punch to your story by teaching you how to create data visualisations using available tools.
Multimedia Storytelling
This course will empower you to transcend words and take your audience to the heart of the story with dynamic, interactive and exciting visuals that you create.
Verification_
This course shows you time-saving methods to verify the authenticity and accuracy of images, videos and reports that you find in social media and elsewhere online.
Investigative Reporting
This intensive course will help you take advantage of Internet sources such as court cases, public data and news archives. It is designed to improve the efficiency and efficacy of your in-depth research.
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