Part of “Demos: Solutions for Entity Mapping”. Presented by Miguel Paz, Poderopedia.
For the video presentation
Poderopedia, the LittleSis from Chile Work with journalism organizations in Chile, Colombia and Venezuela Collaborations with newsrooms
To do a small network map, or a big network map, you need kind of the same coding skills to draw conflicts on people, organizations and power
This is something really important for programmers around here: journalists do not understand what a node and an edge is We can talk about balls and arrows, and those can be expressed in this way
- Nodes: people and organizaciones
- Arrows: how they connect
We saw a pattern: People that needed data for network visualizations and there are other that need fast visualizations There’s no much tools that:
- Democratize the creation of network visualizations by people who don’t know how to code.
- Build network graph visualizations without programming to publish them in your website.
Good example: Timeline.js
Nodemapper is a tool that you can use without programming, to publish them in their website. It’s designed for small things.