RESOURCES
This list is a work in progress, and not formatted exactly as I'd like because of the limitations of Blogger. I will continue to add to existing categories, and also share resources for Blogger, Wordpress, filing FOI and PRA requests, links to individual journalists whose own sites maintain valuable resources, and legal research.
If you have resources you'd like to share, please be in touch.
DRUPAL
DrupalCamp LA 2015
This is the annual conference, which was held in August in Irvine. As of September 2015, all the recorded sessions are still available for free. There is training for everyone from beginner to advanced, including creating a site from scratch with absolutely no Drupal knowledge. In the session information is each speaker's email address.
NARRATIVE WRITING
Narrative conferences and workshops throughout 2016, listed by the Nieman Foundation, are here.
FINDING DATA
GOVERNMENT AND ECONOMIC DATA AND PUBLIC RECORDS
Articles, tip sheets, and presentations
Reading economic data releases from the government
By Chris Roush for Journalist's Resource
Data journalism: Download, analyze, visualize
By Jeff South on his own site at Virginia Commonwealth University
Jeff's site contains a wealth of tools, including some for computer-assisted reporting out of China.
Strategic Searching - Tips and Tricks
By Paul Bradshaw for the European Journalism Centre - Vimeo tutorial focused on Google
Websites and databases
Government databases and public records
Reading economic indicators and mining company news
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MINING SOCIAL MEDIA FOR INVESTIGATIONS AND PRODUCING ANALYTICS
Track emerging conversations
Find what’s trending, map social conversations around major events
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Analyze connections and influence
Analyze a Twitter profile, quantify someone’s social media following and reach
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Search old tweets
Locate specific tweets without a hashtag
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Location-based analysis and UGC
Track a social conversation in any specific area, monitor reaction to an event, identify areas hardest hit by disaster or power outage
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Find out what someone’s about
Map someone’s social life, differentiate people with common names, check a politician’s leisure spending and whereabouts, identify major themes in social media usage
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Company news, using SEC filings
By Chris Roush for the Donald W. Reynolds Center for Business Journalism at ASU
Education, using the College Scorecard
By the Donald W. Reynolds Center for Business Journalism at ASU
Women-owned businesses, using Census data
By Eddie Keller for the Donald W. Reynolds Center for Business Journalism at ASU
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