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In part 1 of her project manager diary, @madraekaras prioritized areas for growth in her work, and identified a key next step: building up web dev skills with an online boot camp. How much did the course help her as a news product manager? Here's part 2! source.opennews.org/articles/produ…
After a 4-week course in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, @madraekaras came away with a firmer command of frameworks for web development, and more confidence in communicating with dev teams. Here's what the class brought to her work as a news product manager: source.opennews.org/articles/produ…
Following up on their VERY popular comparison of OCR tools for journalism, @documentcloud reviewed eight of the top tools for extracting tabular data from documents. Figure out what can help you on your next project here: source.opennews.org/articles/our-s…
In part 2 of her project manager diary, @madraekaras writes about what a web development course added to her toolkit: a shared language and more confidence in communicating across teams. source.opennews.org/articles/produ…
Using real-world documents — from neat & tidy to messy & handwritten — @documentcloud tested eight tools for extracting tabular data: - Tabula - pdfplumber - PaddleOCR - Excel - Pinpoint - Amazon Textract - Azure Document Intelligence - GPT-4 Vision source.opennews.org/articles/our-s…
In part 1 of her project manager diary, @madraekaras prioritized areas for growth in her work, and identified a key next step: building up web dev skills with an online boot camp. How much did the course help her as a news product manager? Here's part 2! source.opennews.org/articles/produ…
After a 4-week course in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, @madraekaras came away with a firmer command of frameworks for web development, and more confidence in communicating with dev teams. Here's what the class brought to her work as a news product manager: source.opennews.org/articles/produ…
🧾💎 What's the best tool journalists can use right now to extract tabular data from documents? Sanjin Ibrahimovic of @documentcloud tested eight projects—from free to paid, desktop to cloud-based. Here are the results: source.opennews.org/articles/our-s…
In part 2 of her project manager diary, @madraekaras writes about what a web development course added to her toolkit: a shared language and more confidence in communicating across teams. source.opennews.org/articles/produ…
Following up on their VERY popular comparison of OCR tools for journalism, @documentcloud reviewed eight of the top tools for extracting tabular data from documents. Figure out what can help you on your next project here: source.opennews.org/articles/our-s…
Using real-world documents — from neat & tidy to messy & handwritten — @documentcloud tested eight tools for extracting tabular data: - Tabula - pdfplumber - PaddleOCR - Excel - Pinpoint - Amazon Textract - Azure Document Intelligence - GPT-4 Vision source.opennews.org/articles/our-s…
🧾💎🔢 What's the best tool journalists can use to extract tabular data from documents? Sanjin Ibrahimovic of @documentcloud tested eight projects—from free to paid, desktop to cloud-based. Here are the results: source.opennews.org/articles/our-s…
Between spotty reporting, suppression, and privacy issues, data stories about LGBTQ+ communities can be hard to report. But the push for discriminatory laws also means we need these stories more than ever. These tips from @jazzmyth & @petrinkae can help: source.opennews.org/articles/7-tip…
"Data on LGBTQ+ people can be scarce, inconsistent, or less methodologically rigorous than what data journalists are used to relying on. At the end of the day, though, doing good LGBTQ+ data journalism is just doing good data journalism." source.opennews.org/articles/how-t…
At @SRCCON last year, @petrinkae & @jazzmyth led a session on reporting with tricky, limited data about LGBTQ+ communities. They pulled together an amazing amount of guidance—conceptual, ethical, and technical—to share this two-part resource: source.opennews.org/articles/how-t…
This roundup shares five tools to make your fact-checking life easier this election season: 🔍 Google’s Fact Check Explorer 🖼️ Google’s ‘About This Image’ feature 🗃️ MediaVault 📢 ClaimReview 📊 Fact-Check Insights More from @ericalryan here👇 source.opennews.org/articles/fact-…
New on Source! @petrinkae & @jazzmyth share two pieces about doing good journalism with data about LGBTQ+ people, covering conceptual and ethical issues they've encountered as well as technical tips that can help you report with tricky data. source.opennews.org/articles/how-t…
Newsrooms often devote more time to fact-checking during election season—for good reason! Here's a quick guide to 5 fact-checking tools that can help you make the most of that time: source.opennews.org/articles/fact-…
"Knowing how to do something well and knowing how to teach it well are two overlapping, yet very distinct, skill sets." The Data Journalism Teachers' Club is a new community for educators to get better at tools, techniques, and teaching methods together. source.opennews.org/articles/data-…
Between spotty reporting, suppression, and privacy issues, data stories about LGBTQ+ communities can be hard to report. But the push for discriminatory laws also means we need these stories more than ever. These tips from @jazzmyth & @petrinkae can help: source.opennews.org/articles/7-tip…
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