Hi all,
We're about to start the final virtual meetup of Season 2! This one will be exploring Creative Approaches to Data-Driven Storytelling. We'll hear from our three speakers, Jason Pearson, Camellia Williams, and @mygshah , who will set the scene. We'll then open up the floor for discussion to dig into the topic at hand. Remember, you can still join us by registering here!
Ahead of meetup, we wanted to get this thread up to share the main questions we're seeing come in through the registration form. These themes will shape the open discussion in the second half of the session, so it should give you a bit of an idea of what you're going to see come up this meetup.
The big questions we're seeing include:
Data
- 1. Dealing with limitations of data 2. Do stories describe the average individual or a specific individual (UK)
Using storytelling + data more effectively
- How can storytelling get new folks involved (USA)
- What can data analysts and data scientists change to look at stories in data rather than trying to find patterns or answers? (UK)
- (UK): We have a lot of data and I want to tell more meaningful stories with it
- (UK): We're a small NGO looking at big data and want to know the best way to handle this
Process
- How can we adapt storytelling to all the social media platforms out there? (USA)
- How to minimize production timelines when developing visualizations (USA)
- What tools will turn my science into stories that stand out from the crowd, but don't need me to get another degree to use?! (UK)
Impact
- How to make data-driven storytelling effective for behaviour change (Hong Kong)
Looking forward to this meetup and the discussion that follows!
Talia
19 June 2019 4:05pm
Hello,
Has this session been recorded? Can it be viewed anywhere after the event has ended?
Thank you,
Alexandra
19 June 2019 7:22pm
Hi Alexandra,
Yes - we recorded the session and will share it on the event page, as well as in a follow-up email to those who registered, within the week.
Thanks for your interest!
Talia
18 July 2019 10:41pm
Hi all,
For anyone still looking, the recording is and notes from this event are available here.
Talia
AlexandraBr