Blog posts in "Design"
By Mitzi Mock, May 9, 2013
The June 10-21 Multimedia Institute is an intensive multi-platform training program designed to equip journalists, educators and other professionals with skills in visual storytelling, data visualization and social media.
By Guest Blogger, April 30, 2013
Journalists, technologists and civic leaders talk trends and implications for the future of data journalism.
By Mitzi Mock, April 18, 2013
Alberto Cairo on the art of infographics and the ethical dilemmas that come with the field of data visualization.
By Mitzi Mock, February 6, 2013
We are bringing world class digital training straight to you. And, yep, it’s FREE.
By Mitzi Mock, January 30, 2013
Join our spring Visualizing Data Workshop Series.
By Vickie Hammarstedt, November 9, 2012
Examples of interactive charts and maps - take-aways from the Data Visualization workshop in January 2013.
By Mitzi Mock, November 6, 2012
Some of the most compelling information about our world can be found in data. But just because you shape those numbers into a graph doesn't make it a story.
By Guest Blogger, October 30, 2012
Guest blogger Patrick Winfield looks beyond the basic pie charts and infographics to explore other techniques and tools that can help visualize data.
By Mitzi Mock, September 10, 2012
Data is beautiful. Skeptical? Check out the finalists for the first Information is Beautiful Awards.
By Kris Gibson, October 28, 2011
KDMC Alumnus Patrick Doyle wins the Knight-Risser Prize for Western Environmental Journalism.
By Kris Gibson, October 26, 2011
KDMC Fellow Launches Online Tech Magazine.
By Len De Groot, April 7, 2011
Tough editing makes TimelineSetter interactive timelines more effective.
By Scot Hacker, May 20, 2010
As part of the May Multimedia Workshop, KDMC webmaster Scot Hacker presented a talk on web design principles. His slides from the talk are available below. This presentation is an overview of general web design principles for journalists, including best practices in layout, typography, color selection, and more
By Scot Hacker, April 22, 2008
The NY Times has posted an interesting interview with Design Director Khoi Vinh, who discusses some of the more obscure/hidden aspects of the Gray Lady's online presence. One of the things that's always struck me about nytimes.com is its choice of a large-ish, serif'd font - something about that choice has always seemed a bit anachronistic ...
By Jerry Monti, March 17, 2008
Can an art exhibition in New York help news organizations adapt to a 21st Century audience?