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Whether you are a small newsroom without a graphics staff, or a large newsroom who would like to save your creative and technology team for more in-depth projects, embeddable charts can be an invaluable tool for extending the capacity of your newsroom, and enhancing your stories with best practices in information design and data analysis. Journalists build embeddable charts in order to make their work and the data contained in it widely available, and to extend their audience. This session will discuss when to use embeddable charts, the situations when journalists build these apps to be given away, how to best integrate them into a story, and present case studies from some of the best embeddable graphics work being done now. Panelists will include journalists from censusreporter.org, WNYC, and NPR.
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Suggested Speakers
John Keefe | @jkeefe
Sara Schnadt | @SaraSchnadt
Brian Boyer | @brianboyer