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Sandra Wiegard

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Webdeveloper
Hamburg

11:00 BST

Exploring Networks with Graph Databases 1 C3.15 Python 1 C3.04

13:00 BST

#Europe1DegreeWarmer: making global warming data local C3.03 What you and I keep doing wrong when searching the web C3.37 Exploring Networks with Graph Databases 2 C3.15 Python 2 C3.04 Spreadsheet analysis - Excel 1 C3.11

14:45 BST

How to set up a data unit in the newsroom C3.05 How to track persons online Aula II Python 3 C3.04 Spreadsheets analysis - Excel 2 C3.11

16:30 BST

Cross border collaborations to cover Europe's far right Aula II From local stories to big impact: the case of Housing C3.05 Python 4 C3.04 Spreadsheets analysis - Excel 3 C3.11

09:00 BST

How to turn everything into a database C3.37 Advanced social media and information research Aula II Data engineers taking over the newsroom? New techniques, new roles, new considerations C3.10 Intro to R 1 C3.15 Investigating with Python and OSINT 1/2 C3.11

10:45 BST

How journalism can have an impact in the networked society Aula II Intro to R 2 C3.15 Investigating with Python and OSINT 2/2 C3.11

13:00 BST

This is how you can research radicalization on YouTube C3.10 Journalism with a cause - about journalism versus advocacy C3.05 Storytelling with big data Aula II Command Line - CSV Kit C3.11

14:45 BST

Let’s see the evidence! Where algorithmic decisions are used in real life Aula I Developing code for robot journalism 1/2 C3.11

16:30 BST

The best thing I did to become a data journalist Aula I Developing code for robot journalism 2/2 C3.11

09:30 BST

Unbias the News Aula II Scrape without coding: Import.io 1/2 C3.15 Statistics for journalists 1/2: How to improve your nummeracy C3.11

11:15 BST

Structured Internet Research Aula I How to impress your colleagues with Command Line Magic C3.04 Statistics for journalists 2/2: Find correlations in data C3.11