This is the second part out of a four part series reporting on the International Open Data Day Stockholm 2016. Read part I, II and III. Connected Open Heritage (Kopplat Öppet Kulturarv, KÖK in Swedish) is a project by Wikimedia Sweden. It aims to update and make our cultural heritage data more available on Wikimedia […]
This is the third part out of a four part series reporting on the International Open Data Day Stockholm 2016. Read part I here and II here. After the presentations at Open Data Day Stockholm 2016 we took a short break to have the first and essential break for “fika” having coffee, tea, cookies and […]
This is the second part out of a four part series reporting on the International Open Data Day Stockholm 2016. Part I. First we were presented to the Global Open Data Index where you can see current state of open data release around the world. Now on this site you can compare between 122 countries. […]
This is the first part out of a four part series recap from the International Open Data Day Stockholm 2016. The question of inclusivity was one of the questions explored this year in Stockholm by inviting people into the world of open data. The focus was on participation and user input for the projects that […]
What are the fastest ways to learn data journalism? This was a question I was curious about and Mattias mentioned to me that he just heard about Learno.net. It is a MOOC, web courses platform for people and journalists who want to improve their internet research skills and, learn about the techniques of data journalism. […]
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