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As a journalist, you interview a lot of people for your stories. Now, just because you have data, it doesn’t mean that your approach should be any different. Interview it like you would a person!
Data shouldn’t be taken at face value and is a source of information to be interrogated. In this second module from The fundamentals of data journalism course, you will learn several essential techniques on how to “interview” data.
This module contains short videos with accompanying presentations and resources.
Structured data
In a perfect world, data would come in a neatly organised package. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. In this video, you will learn two ways to structure your data ... and how to turn it into a neater, more organised package.
Filtering
Does it feel like you’re searching for a needle in a haystack with your data? "Filtering" is a technique that can help you narrow the focus and find what you’re looking for. We will show you how to use and apply filtering in this video.
Sorting
In this video, we’ll show you how to use a technique called “sorting” to see the largest or smallest values in your dataset in a flash.
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