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Apr 24, 2013 - Posted by Tamara Baluja
Apr 23, 2013 - Posted by Tamara Baluja

That’s not to say that other newsrooms don’t have investigative teams that employ data analysts or do regular data-led investigations, but he hasn’t heard of any other newsroom that had a dedicated team of data journalists working full-time on such investigations.

Apr 23, 2013 - Posted by Tamara Baluja

Global News data desk journalist Patrick Cain outlines his favourite five free data journalism tools: Google Fusion tables, NodeXL, Scapetoad, JQuery Data Tables, and Tableau Public. 

 

Apr 10, 2013 - Posted by Fred Vallance-Jones

When the CBC's Fifth Estate came calling for information on Canada's hospitals, the provinces responded with a collective "no."  Data journalism editor Fred Vallance-Jones says it happens all too often.

May 01, 2012 - Posted by Belinda Alzner

The Data Journalism Handbook is available online for free, and includes insight into how top news organizations use data to enhance their reporting.

Apr 30, 2012 - Posted by Fred Vallance-Jones

In the second of our continuing series of video tutorials on using data journalism tools, Fred Vallance-Jones shows you how to calculate percentages in a Google Docs spreadsheet.

Apr 17, 2012 - Posted by Belinda Alzner

Raw data can be the foundation for good stories—you just have to know how to use it. Here, David McKie explains the benefits of computer assisted reporting and data-driven journalism and the sessions that he, Glen McGregor and Fred Vallance-Jones will be running at the upcoming CAJ Conference.

Mar 17, 2012 - Posted by Fred Vallance-Jones

In the first of a series of video tutorials on data journalism tools, J-Source's Computer Assisted Reporting editor Fred Vallance-Jones goes over how to use a Google spreadsheet to do some basic sorting and summing of information from the Internet.

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Computer-assisted Reporting

This section features news and notes on computer-assisted reporting in Canada. For additional resources, visit CARinCanada or J-Source's Teaching CAR section. Fred Vallance-Jones is assistant professor of journalism at University of King's College and co-author
of Computer-Assisted
Reporting: A Comprehensive Primer
from Oxford University Press.

      

   

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