Design, Healthcare & Society
How to make data tangible in a way that relates to our very own experience in relation to what is happening in the world? And how to present data in a manner that invites us to pause and reflect? In his essay, Lorenz Tschopp poses these questions.
Animations, maps, infographics, data visualizations, new storytelling formats and presentation formats: how the “Tamedia Interaktiv-Team” uses visual journalism to communicate the corona pandemic to readers.
The hashtag #coronavirus of “Information is beautiful” provides a visually attractive and informative compilation of visualizations that help to understand the pandemic.
Data scientist and artist Mona Chalabi demonstrates that inequalities existed in New York long before the pandemic.
How the Tagesspiegel Innovation Lab works and lives data-driven journalism: interactive graphics, data analysis, crowd research, longreads and visual stories.
Infographics for translating complex information and data into images have a long history. Their relevance in times of the Corona pandemic is unbroken.
