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At Datasketch, we explain how to transform flat tables into powerful visualizations that make data easier to understand
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At Datasketch, we explain how to transform flat tables into powerful visualizations that make data easier to understand
A responsive graphic not only enhances user experience but also ensures that information is comprehensible in all contexts. Here’s what it’s all about
Choropleths, points, and lines are the most common and effective types of maps for representing geographic data. Here, we explain how and when to use each of them.
Learn how to create clear and effective data visualizations. Discover five key steps to designing graphs that communicate information accurately and attractively
You’ve probably heard of them, seen them, and even created one at some point. In this article, we’ll explain why data visualization is important and how graphs can transform the way we understand information.
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The media have focused their attention on the tension between Russia and Ukraine. Their graphics and data journalism teams have brought out their artillery to show what is happening. What do their visualizations consist of?
We tell you what root cause analysis is, how and when you can use it.
"What numbers cannot communicate in a table becomes visible and intelligible when communicated visually. This is the power of data visualization". Aporta Initiative - Government of Spain
We made a selection of the best visualizations of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Maps, medal tables, multimedia specials, and comparatives.
We explain what an infographic is and how we can communicate data through this graphic tool.
A selection of easy-to-use website-building tools can help you create your website to share your journalistic work and data visualizations.
If you need to create a map, you should check this tools.
How long did it take you to transcribe an interview or audio the last time you worked on one of your projects?
Here are six films that talk about journalism, question it, criticize it and give some food for thought.
All journalists must respond to the 5W, better known as the what, who, where, when, and why. Google Earth helps to answer the 'where.’