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05 Jan 09
Dashboards, Reports and Business Intelligence Applications by SiSense
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Create Dashboards, Reports, Charts and Widgets
* Drag and drop analysis and charting
* Display results in widgets, reports and group documents
* OLAP-quality and insight, drill down and pivots, with no OLAP or IT investment
Analyze Anything
* Sisense directly connects to Excel, csv files, SQL, MySQL, Oracle and SQL Analysis Services
* Analyze, pivot and chart your Google spreadsheets data or Amazon S3 logs
* Connection requires no scripting, server, or any IT resource whatsoever
Business Intelligence for Workgroups
Set up a practical Business Intelligence practice for a 5-50 person workgro
03 Jan 09
GoMiner Home Page
With some effort, this could work as another tool for social network analysis. Yet another instance where journalists would do well to study other disciplines and their methods.
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GoMiner™ is a tool for biological interpretation of 'omic' data – including data from gene expression microarrays. Omic experiments often generate lists of dozens or hundreds of genes that differ in expression between samples, raising the question
What does it all mean biologically?
To answer this question, GoMiner leverages the Gene Ontology (GO) to identify the biological processes, functions and components represented in these lists. Instead of analyzing microarray results with a gene-by-gene approach, GoMiner classifies the genes into biologically coherent categories and assesses these categories. The insights gained through GoMiner can generate hypotheses to guide additional research.
19 Dec 08
IN THE CLASSROOM AND ON THE CAMPUS; Journalism Schools Report Scarcity... - Free Preview - The New York Times
IN THE CLASSROOM AND ON THE CAMPUS; Journalism Schools Report Scarcity of Capable Men for Jobs Offered; GIRL STUDENT A PROBLEM; Public School Editors Publish Paper Dedicated to Promo- tion of 1939 World's Fair
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JOURNALISM SCHOOLS TESTED ON STANDARDS; First of Series of Surveys Beg... - Free Preview - The New York Times
JOURNALISM SCHOOLS TESTED ON STANDARDS; First of Series of Surveys Begun by National Council
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November 13, 1939, Monday
Section: Amusements, Page 15, 215 words
CHICAGO, Nov. 12 (AP)--Plans for surveys which spons
01 Jan 08
Visual Analytics Digital Library: Web Lectures
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The following web lectures have been recorded with Microsoft Producer. Web lectures are best viewed using Windows XP with Windows Media Player 9.0 via Internet Explorer. For limited playback capabilities supported with other browsers and Macs, see the Producer System Requirements. Please send any questions or comments to Jason Day.
Visual Analytics Digital Library
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This library and web portal contains materials useful in Visual Analytics (higher) education. Visual Analytics is an evolving field that we have attempted to capture through a prototype taxonomy, into which we organize our library contents. The VADL includes videos, PowerPoint and recorded lectures, sample tests and exams and other documents useful to educators and students in the field.
Curriculum for Visualization
Courses around the world in visualization c2006. How many are in journalism?
25 Sep 07
LBNL/NERSC Visualization Group - Home Page
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About the Visualization Group
* What Do We Do?
* History
* What is Scientific Visualization?
* Facilities and Hardware
* Software Services
What Do We Do?
Our mission is to assist researchers in achieving their scientific goals more quickly through visualization while simultaneously advancing the state-of-the-art in visualization through our own research. From the standpoint of a user of NERSC, for example, the Visualization Group provides the expertise and the software and hardware resources necessary to allow that user to visualize his or her data without having to invest the significant amount of time required to learn about visualization tools and techniques. We also make our software and hardware resources available to more experienced or adventurous users to allow them to explore their data at their own pace.
23 Sep 07
The Gapminder World 2006, beta
Gapminder displays, in a bubble chart, a variety of scattergram data for the world's nations. And it has a tutorial on how to roll your own.
16 Sep 07
Changing Media Landscape -
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The Changing Media Landscape: Articles worth noting, names to know, stats you need, etc.
This began as a constantly updated reading list for my Columbia students - ABOUT THIS LIST
= items especially worth noting.
Send in your suggestions: sree@sree.net
14 Aug 07
Annual Surveys of Journalism & Mass Communication
Good archive of past surveys of graduates and faculty salaries.
05 Aug 07
Graphical visualization of text similarities in essays in a book | munterbund.de
concept visualization
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In 2004 a book was published by the Interaction Design Institute of the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Zürich, on the subject of "the interaction" and its place in the world of man-machine-communications. The book, Total Interaction, is a compilation of nineteen essays which offer different perspectives on this complex thematic field; the issues they tackle form the basis of the Institute’s work, research and teaching.
As "Total Interaction" took shape, it became apparent to its editors that the concepts under discussion would have to be illustrated, in order to help the reader understand not only the content of each individual essay, but also the thematic links relating the essays to each other. The authors thus undertook to create visually intuitive graphics, which, in representing the essays in a „second language“, would assist in the extraction and comprehension of more information from each essay (and the book) than reading alone would allow.
Human Brain Cloud: About
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About Human Brain Cloud
Thanks for reading this! I wanted to quickly learn Flash and Javascript while taking a break from making this game, and the result was Human Brain Cloud - a massively multiplayer word association "game" or experiment ... or something. The idea is that given a word, a player types in the first thing that comes to mind and the results are combined into a giant network.
For instance given the word "volcano", a common word people might submit would be "lava", and this would result in a very strong connection between "volcano" and "lava". On the other hand, given the word "volcano", fewer people might associate it with something like "birthday party", resulting in a very weak connection or no connection at all. Over time and with many players, I hope the cloud will gradually grow to represent words and phrases people tend to associate with other words and phrases, assuming it doesn't get inundated with spam. The cloud started with just one word, "volcano". All other words were submitted by visitors to this site.
This isn't academically rigorous or anything, so set your expectations accordingly and have fun seeing what people subconsciously think about stuff!
Kyle Gabler
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