READING LIST FOR DATA JOURNALISM
This is the reading list for data journalism and computational journalism classes at Jomec (Cardiff University) for undergraduate and postgraduate journalism students. Some references have a link to the Cardiff University library that is only available to registered students but most of the works below are online and the others are generally available from book dealers.
Basics
Dasgupta, Subrata. The ‘stuff’ of computing, Computer Science. A very short introduction. OUP, 2016, p. 1-12
Felle, Tom et al. Data journalism: inside the global future. Abramis, 2015. Library resource
Global Investigative Journalism Conferences. 2019 | 2021
Harford, Tim. Ponder your personal experience. How to make the world add up. Ten rules for thinking differently about numbers. Bridge Street Press, 2020. Library resource
Houston, Brant. Data Journalism. A brief history. GIJN, 2015 and Datajournalism.com, 2021
Houston, Brant. Data for journalists: a practical guide for computer-assisted reporting. Routledge, 2019. Library resource
International Journalism Festival (Perugia) 2019. Video playlist
Kovach, Bill & Rosenstiel, Tom. The Elements of Journalism. What newspeople should know and the public should expect. Three Rivers Press, 2012. Library resource
Mair, John et al. Data journalism: past, present and future. Abramis, 2017. Library resource
Mayhew, Henry. London labour and the London poor [1851-52]. Penguin, 1985. Library resource
Meyer, Philip. The journalism we need. Precision Journalism. Rowman & Littlefield, 1973, 2002, 4th ed., p. 1-17. Library resource
Mutsvairo, Bruce et al. Data Journalism in the Global South. Springer. 2020. Library resource
News impact summit: democratising data (June 2021). Video, 5h & programme
Pilhofer, Aron. Getting started with datajournalism. 2017. 40’ Video
Reilley, Mike & Sunne, Samantha. Data + Journalism: A story-driven approach to learning data reporting. Routledge, 2023. Library resource
Richards, Alex. Foundations of data and digital journalism. Routledge, 2023. (US focused)
Rogers, Simon. Facts are sacred. Faber & Faber, 2013.
Rukmini, S. Whole numbers and half truths: what data can and cannot tell us about modern India. Context, 2021. Library resource
SPJ. Data tools & tipsheets [Overpowering list but worth browsing]
Tong, Jingrong. Data Journalism. Journalism in the data age. Sage, 2022, p. 59-88.
Census 2021
BBC. Census to provide snapshot of life during pandemic. March 2021
Benton, Pete. Census 2021: ask me anything. Reddit. October 2020
Dunn, Ed. “Census 2021: the count is done, the data is in, so what happens next?” ONS.
Hutchinson, Roger. The Butcher, the baker, the candlestick maker. Abacus, 2017
Covid-19
DATA SOURCES
PHW (headline summary / download data)
Bradshaw, Paul. How to brainstorm Covid-19 data story ideas. Datajournalism.com, April 2020
Burn-Murdoch, John. Coronavirus trajectory tracker explained. 2020. 6’ Video
Burn-Murdoch, John. EJC Trust conference: The FT’s trajectory tracker. 2020. 20’ Video
Byrd, Josh et al. These charts track how coronavirus is spreading around the world. ABC (au), 2020
Chang, Kenneth. A different way to chart the spread of coronavirus. NY Times. 2020
Field, Kenneth. Mapping coronavirus data responsibly. Feb 2020
First Draft News. Covering coronavirus: an online course for journalists. 2020
Frumkin, Rebekah. How to draw the coronavirus. The Paris Review. 2020
Georgia public health. What is a moving average and why is it useful? 2020
GIJN. Evaluating the evidence. 2020. 1h 20’ Video
Johnson, Oliver. How to read coronavirus graphs. The Spectator. April 2020
Krakov, Andy. 13 things to visualise about Covid-19 besides case loads. Medium. March 2020
Meers, Jelta, How data journalists exposed the real Covid-19 death toll in Brazil. GIJN, July 2020
ONS. Project Cairo (overall portfolio but includes Covid-19 work)
Reuters. Breaking the wave: How to graph the curve
Reuters. A deluge of death in northern Italy, March 2020
Riva, Catherine & Tinari, Serena. Guide for journalists: Investigating health & medicine. GIJN
Spiegelhalter, David. Communicating statistics, risk and uncertainty in the age of Covid. 40’ Video
Spiegelhalter, David & Masters, Anthony. Covid by Numbers: making sense of the pandemic with data. Penguin, 2021.
Digital security
— See first section of Bazzell in OSINT section on setting up machines for online investigation
Committee to Protect Journalists. Digital safety kit for journalists
Global Cyber Alliance. Cybersecurity toolkit for journalists
McGregor, Susan. Information security essentials: a guide for reporters, editors, and newsroom leaders. Columbia University Press, 2021 Library resource
Rory Peck Trust. Digital security resources for freelancers
Ethics
— See Journalism section for Codes and Guidelines
Alsudais, Abdulkareem. Incorrect Data in the Widely Used Inside Airbnb Dataset. 2020
Cabreros, Irineo. Side-stepping safeguards, data journalists are doing science now. Undark. 2021
Chalabi, Mona. Mapping kidnappings in Nigeria. 538. 2014
Christian, Sue Ellen. Cognitive Biases and Errors as Cause — and Journalistic Best Practices as Effect. Journal of Mass Media Ethics. 28:3, 2013. p. 160-74. Library resource
Coddington, Mark & Lewis, Seth. Do journalists hide behind sources when they use numbers in the news? Nieman Lab, 2021 & Lawson, B.T. Hiding Behind Databases, Institutions and Actors: How Journalists Use Statistics in Reporting Humanitarian Crises. Journalism Practice, 2021
Criado-Perez, Caroline. Invisible women: data bias in a world designed for men. Vintage, 2019. Library resource
Diakopoulos, Nick. The ethics of predictive journalism. CJR, 2020
Gold, Zachardy & Latonero, Mark. Robots Welcome? Ethical and Legal Considerations for Web Crawling and Scraping. Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts. 13/3, 2018, p. 275. Library resource
Harris, Jacob. Connecting with the dots
Heydt, Michael. Scraping. Code of conduct. Python web scraping cookbook, Packt, 2018. Library resource
Knight Center. Ethics and equity in data journalism. Online course. 2020
Marconi, Francesco. Newsmakers: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Journalism. Columbia University Press, 2020. Library resource
Mitchell, Ryan. Legalities & ethics of web scraping (p. 265-79); Note on ethics (p. 217-18). Web scraping with Python. O’Reilly, 2nd ed., 2018. Library resource
NPR. Did George Floyd die or was he murdered? 2020
Open Data Institute. Assessing risk when sharing data: a guide. Feb 2022
Reuters. Microsoft’s LinkedIn loses appeal over access to user profiles, Sept 2019
Rogers, Richard. The API and the ethics turn. Doing Digital Methods. Sage, 2019, p. 206-09
Scrapinghub. Web Scraping Best Practices Guide
Shiab, Nael. On the ethics of web scraping. GIJN, 2015
Singel, Ryan. Netflix spilled your Brokeback Mountain secret, lawsuit claims. Wired, 2009
Tameez, Hanaa. What type of local news stories should be automated?, Nielman Lab, 2022
Velotio. Scraping guidelines & best practices
Wilson, Greg et al. Good enough practices in scientific computing. PLOS. 2017
Excel & Sheets
Berkeley Media Lab. A quick and easy guide to spreadsheets
Bradshaw, Paul. Finding stories with spreadsheets. Leanpub, 2016
Free Code Camp. 3-hr Google Sheets youtube video
GCF Global. Google spreadsheets
Google. Sheets training & help
Groeger, Lena. Spreadsheets lab
Harford, Tim. The tyranny of spreadsheets. FT, June 2021
Houston, Brant. Let the spreadsheet do the math. GIJN. 2019
Katz, Abbott. Excel dynamic array functions: what datajournalists need to know. Datajournalism.com
Lambrechts, Maarten. Cleaning data in Excel: video course. Datajournalism.com. 1h 30’ video
MacDonald, Matthew. Excel 2013: the missing manual. O’Reilly
Muth, Lisa Charlotte. How to match data with VLOOKUP.
NY Times. Data course spreadsheets cheatsheets
FOI & EIR
Amin, Lucas & Montague, Brendan. FOIA without the lawyer: freedom, information and the press. TCIJ, 2012
Amin, Lucas & Montague, Brendan. EIRs without the lawyer: the journalist’s guide to the Environmental Information Regulations. TCIJ, 2013
Bartlett, Rachel. How to submit a freedom of information request. Journalism.co.uk, 2012
BBC & Miller, Charles. Five ways to stop your FOI request being rejected. 2015
Brooke, Heather. Your right to know. A citizen’s guide to the Freedom of Information Act. 2nd ed., Pluto, 2007. Library resource
Burgess, Matt
— Freedom of Information: A Practical Guide for UK Journalists. Routledge, 2015. Library resource
— FOIA. 103 stories that prove Chris Grayling wrong. Guardian, 2015
— Some of the best stories based on FOI requests in 2017
Campaign for Freedom of Information
Committee Evidence on Cabinet Office FOI Clearing House, Oct 2021
Harrison, Sian & Hanna, Mark. The Freedom of Information Act 2000. McNae’s Essential Law for Journalists, 26th ed., 2022, Chapter 37 (online). Library resource
Gibbons, Paul. The Freedom of Information Officer. Open Data Institute. 2019. 40’ Video
GIJN. FOIA this! (article series)
Geoghegan, Peter. FOI. London Review of Books. 43/4, 2021
Goldberg, Kevin. FOI resources. GIJN. 2019
Harris, Kelly, Metcalfe, Eric & Wadham, John. Blackstone’s guide to the Freedom of Information Act 2000. 5th ed., OUP, 2013. Library resource
Higgerson, David. FOI ideas. 2016
Information Commissioner’s Office
— Guide to authorities that respond to FOI. 2017
— How to get information from a public body (for individuals)
— A guide to freedom of information (for organisations)
Legal-leaks. Legal leaks toolkit. A guide for journalists on how to access government information
McIntosh, Toby. Walking the FOI beat. Tipsheet. GIJN. 2019
Miller, Claire, A great big list of FOI ideas. Jan 2013
Morrison, James. Freedom of Information. Essential public affairs for journalists (7th ed.). OUP, 2021, p. 436-52. Library resource (6th ed)
Open Democracy. Freedom of Information (article series)
Reid, Alastair. Ten years of FOI. Resources and tips for journalists. Journalism.co.uk. 2015
Rosenbaum, Martin. 10 things we found out because of FOI. BBC Online. 2015
TBIJ. Bureau launches action over hidden council finances. October 2020
Journalism
Associated Press. News values & principles
Associated Press. Data Journalism. The Associated Press Stylebook. 55th ed., 2020-22. p. 358-63. Library resource
BBC Academy: journalism students
Bloomberg. The Bloomberg Way. 2014 edition. Library resource
Carpenter, Siri. The craft of science writing: selections from the Open Notebook. Madison, 2020. Library resource
Corbett, Philip B. Copy edit this! (complete list of quiz links)
Editors’ Code of Practice Committee. The Editors’ Codebook or Editors’ Code
Ofcom. The Ofcom broadcasting code
Orwell, George. Politics and the English Language. 1946
Propublica. “Data style guide”. Guide to working with data and publishing apps
Legal
Baranetsky, Victoria. Data Journalism and the Law [US]. Columbia Journalism Review. 2018
Beriain et al. Data protection in journalism: a practical handbook
Coventry University. The Computer Misuse Act (R v. Gold & Schifreen (1988))
Defence and Security Media Advisory (DSMA) Committee. Standing Notices
Harrison, Sian & Hanna, Mark. McNae’s Essential Law for Journalists. 26th ed., 2022. Library resource [Esp. Chapter 28, ‘Data protection’, p. 433-41]
Georgiev, Peter. A robot commits libel. Who is responsible?, RJI, 2019
Github. The legal side of open source
Github. Licensing a repository
Glanville, Jo. The journalistic exemption (Data Protection Act). LRB. 2018
ICO. Data protection and journalism. A quick guide. 2018
IPSO. Decision 03350-16 InFacts v The Sun. 2016
Murray, Andrew. Information technology law: the law and society. 4th ed., OUP, 2019. Library resource
Machine Learning & CS
Aldhous. Peter. We trained a computer to search for hidden spy planes: this is what it found. Buzzfeed. 2017 with code
Bradshaw, Paul. Ten ways AI can be used for investigations (slides). 2019
Cheung, Paul. Journalism’s superfood: AI? Knight Foundation. 2019
DataFlair. Detecting fake news with python
Deepnews. Article scorer for journalistic quality
Fussell, Sidney. AI Shows ExxonMobil Downplayed Its Role in Climate Change. 2021
Gajtkowski, Adam. Predicting FT trending topics. 2021
Google News Initiative. Introduction to machine learning
ICIJ. Datashare (tool for sorting large amounts of documents)
Merrill, Jeremy B. Searching Bill de Blasio’s emails with the universal sentence encoder. Quartz
Soma, Jonathan. Practical data science for journalists
Thurman, Neil et al. (eds.). Algorithms, Automation & News. Routledge, 2021. Library resource See also Digital Journalism, vol 7/8, 2019. Library resource
Quartz. Helicopters circling (code)
Wu, Floris. How machine learning can (and can’t) help journalists. March 2019
Wu, Floris. The future of machine learning in journalism. Storybench. 2019
Mapping
Au, Yung. Thinking critically about maps. Exposing the invisible
Barney, Timothy. How maps show and hide key information about the Ukraine war
Cutts, Andrew. QGIS quick start guide. Packt, 2019 Library resource
Datawrapper. Walkthrough for live choropleth map
De Groot, Len. QGIS basics for journalists. Berkeley. 2014
D’Efilippo, Valentina. Sketching the world. An icebreaker to working with data. Medium, 2020
Ericson, Matthew. When maps shouldn’t be maps. 2011
ESRI. US election 2016. Battle of the maps. 2016
Field, Kenneth. Thematic map design
GIS Geography. Choropleth maps: a guide to data classification
Graser, Anita. Learning QGIS. Packt, 2016 Library resource
Graser, Anita & Peterson, Gretchen. QGIS map design. Locate Press, 2018
Green, Chris. Mapping the Brexit vote. Blogpost. 2017
Knight Center. Online course: Intro to mapping for journalists. 2018
Lambrechts, Maarten. The essential lies in news maps. 2019.
`Manson, Stephen. Mapping, society & technology. University of Minnesota, 2017. <https://open.lib.umn.edu/mapping/> `_
Mapschool. A free introduction to GEO
Mason, Betty. Election maps are everywhere. Don’t let them fool you. NY Times. 2020
McConchie, Alan. How we watched the [U.S.] election. 2020
Monmonier, Mark. How to lie with maps. 3rd ed., University of Chicago Press, 2018 Library resource
Morphocode. The use of color in maps
NHS. Summary of geographical areas in Wales
ONS. A beginner’s guide to UK geography. 2019
ONS. All geographic codes for the UK. 2022
Robinson, Arthur H. The look of maps. An examination of cartographic design. Esri press classics, 1952; 2010
Slocum, Terry et al. Thematic cartography and geovisualisation. 3rd ed., Prentice Hall, 2010
Network analysis
Tools:
Aldhous, Peter. NodeXL for network analysis. 2014
Bloomberg. Who marries whom? 2016
Bounegru et al. Visual network exploration for data journalists. 2017
Bounegru et al. Networks as storytelling devices in journalism. 2016
Bradshaw, Paul. A journalist’s introduction to network analysis. 2020
Bradshaw, Paul. Empathy as an investigative tool. 2020
Brown, Meta S. Why Panama Papers journalists use graph databases. 2016
Eastwood, Jones & Wolfe. Trump, his children and 500+ potential conflicts of interest. WSJ, 2017
ICIJ. Neo4j sandbox and ICIJ datasets.
Hill, Sophie. My little crony. 2021
Lindenberg, Frederich. Here’s why investigative reporters need to know knowledge graphs. GIJN. 2020
Marshall, Alex. Radiohead’s corporate empire. 2016
Mohr, Jeff. Celebrity ice bucket challenge. 2021
Romano, Tricia. In Seattle art world, women run the show. The Seattle Times. 2016
Numbers & statistics
BBC. Editorial guidelines: statistics.
Bell, Andrew et al. Making sense of data in the media. SAGE, 2020. Library resource
Bergstrom, Carl T. & West, Jevin D. Calling Bullsh-t. The art of scepticism in a data-driven world. Allen Lane, 2020 Library resource
Best, Joel. Damned lies and statistics. University of California Press, 2012 (updated ed.) Library resource; More damned lies and statistics, University of California Press, 2004 Library resource
Blastland, Michael & Dilnot, Andrew. The Tiger that isn’t. Seeing through a world of numbers. Profile, 2008 Library resource
Blauw, Sanne. The number bias. Sceptre, 2020
Chivers, Tom & David Chivers. How to read numbers. A guide to statistics in the news. W&N, 2021
Cohen, Sarah. Numbers in the Newsroom: Using Math and Statistics in News, 2nd ed., IRE, 2014
Cohn, Victor & Cope, Lewis. News and numbers. Wiley-Blackwell, 3rd ed., 2012 Library resource
Davies, William. How statistics lost their power. Guardian, 2017
Goldacre, Ben. Big Pharma. How drug companies mislead doctors and harm patients. 4th Estate, 2012
Goldacre, Ben. I think you’ll find it’s a bit more complicated than that. 4th Estate, 2014
Hand, David J. Statistics. A very short introduction. OUP, 2008. Library resource
Hand, David J. Dark Data. Why what you don’t know matters. Princeton, 2020. Library resource
Harford, Tim. How to make the world add up. Bridge Street Press, 2020
Harkness, Timandra. Big data. Does size matter? Bloomsbury, 2016. Library resource
Huff, Darrell. How to lie with statistics. Norton, 1954
Jerven, Morten. Preface. Poor Numbers. Cornell University Press, 2013, p. ix–xiv. Library resource
Kahneman, Daniel. Thinking, Fast and Slow. Penguin, 2011. Library resource
Kaplan, Daniel. Statistical Modelling. 2017
Lievesley, Denise. A guide to statistics for journalists. Reuters Institute, 2020. 1h Video
Marshall, Sarah. How to correctly report numbers in the news. 2012
Matthews, Robert. Storks deliver babies. Teaching statistics, 22/2, 2000
Meyer, Philip. Precision Journalism. A Reporter’s Introduction to Social Science Methods. Rowman & Littlefield, 4th ed., 2002. Library resource
Nguyen, An (ed.). News, numbers and public opinion in a data-driven world. Bloomsbury, 2018. Library resource
Paulos, John Allen. A Mathematician Reads the Newspapers. Penguin, 1995
Paulos, John Allen. Innumeracy. Mathematical illiteracy and its consequences. Penguin, 1988
Porter, Theodore. Trust in numbers: the pursuit of objectivity in science and public life. Princeton University Press, 1996. Library resource
Reinhart, Alex. Statistics Done Wrong. The woefully complete guide. No Starch Press, 2015
Reuben, Anthony. Statistical. Ten easy ways to avoid being misled by numbers. Constable, 2019
Rosling, Hans. The joy of stats. 1h Video
Rowntree, Derek. Statistics without tears. An introduction for non-mathematicians. Penguin, 2018
Silver, Nate. The Signal and the Noise. The Art and Science of Prediction. Penguin, 2012
Spiegelhalter, David. The Art of Statistics. Learning from Data. Pelican, 2019
Stray, Jonathan. Drawing conclusions from data. 2013.
Stray, Jonathan. The curious journalist’s guide to data. Tow Center, 2018
Wheelan, Charles. Naked statistics. Stripping the dread from the data. Norton, 2013
OSINT
Bazzell, Michael. Open Source Intelligence Techniques. Inteltechniques. 8th ed., 2021
Chauhan, Sudhanshu & Kumar Panda, Nutan. Hacking Web Intelligence: open source intelligence and web reconnaissance concepts and techniques. Syngress, April 2015. Library resource
Creta, Sara. Open source investigations handbook. Al Jazeera
Digital Investigation. Academic journal. Library resource
Dubberly, Sam, Koenig, Alexa & Murray, Daragh. Digital Witness. Using Open Source Information for Human Rights Investigation, Documentation, and Accountability. OUP, 2020
Economist. Open-source intelligence challenges state monopolies on information. August 2021.
Edwards, Maxim. Open-source journalism in a wired world. Nieman report, 2022
Hahn, Oliver & Stalph, Florian Hahn, Oliver, editor.; Stalph, Florian, editor. Digital investigative journalism: data, visual analytics and innovative methodologies in international reporting. Palgrave Macmillan, 2018. Library resource
Hassan, Nihad A & Hijazi, Rami. Open Source Intelligence Methods and Tools: A Practical Guide to Online Intelligence Apress, 2018. Library resource
Higgins, Eliot. We are Bellingcat. An intelligence agency for the people. Bloomsbury, 2021. Library resource
Pool, Hans. Bellingcat. Truth in a post-truth world. 2018. 60’ documentary Library resource (Box of Broadcasts)
Silverman, Craig. Verification Handbook 2
Tett, Gillian, The keyboard warriors on Ukraine’s digital front line, FT. Feb 2023
Scraping & APIs
— See also Ethics and Legal
Bradshaw, Paul. Scraping for Journalists. Leanpub, 2017
Bradshaw, Paul. What Data Journalists Need to Know About APIs. GIJN, 2022
Carter, Laura. There is always an element of judgement. Datakind UK
Google. Robots.txt files overview
Harlow, Max. Fetch and enrich data with APIs.
Heydt, Michael. Python web scraping cookbook. Packt, 2018 Library resource
Jarmul, Katherine & Lawson, Richard. Python web scraping: fetching data from the web. Packt, 2nd ed., 2017 Library resource
Kouzis-Loukas, Dimitrios. Learning Scrapy: learn the art of efficient web scraping and crawling with Python. Packt, 2016 Library resource
McCarthy, Kieran. Web scraping for me, but not for thee. 2023.
Mitchell, Ryan. Web scraping with Python. O’Reilly, 2nd ed., 2018 Library resource
Ni, Daniel. Five Tips for web scraping without getting booted. 2019
Schacht, Kira. A web scraping toolkit for journalists, 2019
Shiab, Nael, Web scraping. A journalist’s guide, GIJN, 2015
Smith, Madolyn. APIs for journalism. Datajournalism.com
Sweigart, Al. “Web scraping”, Automate the boring stuff, No starch press, 2nd ed, 2020, p. 267-300.
Storytelling with data
Bastien, Karen. Story angles from data. 2020. 1hr Video (in French)
Blinderman, Ilia. How to make dope shit: Part 3 Storytelling. The Pudding
Bradshaw, Paul. Empathy as an investigative tool. Blogpost, 2020
Bradshaw, Paul. It’s not all about numbers: six ways data can give you a story lead. 2020
Bradshaw, Paul. Seven story structures. Blogpost, 2019
Constantaras & Valeeva. A data journalist’s guide to building a hypothesis. Datajournalism.com, 2021
Flowers, Andrew. The six types of data journalism stories. 48’ Video (from 10’). 2017
Gottschall, Jonathan. The storytelling animal. First Mariner, 2013
NY Times, Finding stories in data: tipsheets
Paulos, John Allen. Once upon a number: The hidden mathematical logic of stories. Penguin, 1998
Storr, Will. The science of storytelling. William Collins, 2019
Thomas, Amber. How to go from idea, to data, to story. The Pudding. 2020
Webster, Mary-Jo. Bringing the power of data to deadline stories. Datajournalism.com. 2020
Visualisation
Guides to what kind of graph to use:
Anscombe, F.J. Graphs in Statistical Analysis. The American Statistician, 27/1, 1973, pp. 17-21
Blinderman, Ilia. How to make dope shit. Part 2: Design. The Pudding
Cairo, Alberto. The functional art. New Rider, 2013 Library resource
Cairo, Alberto. The truthful art. New Rider, 2016 Library resource
Cairo, Alberto. Datasaurus. 2016
Dick, Murray. The infographic: a history of data graphics in news and communications. MIT Press, 2020. Library resource
Engebretsen, Martin & Kennedy, Helen. Data Visualisation in Society. 2020
Financial Times. Chart advice blogs.
Frost, Adam et al. Communicating with data visualisation: a practical guide. Sage, 2022. Library resource
House of Commons. Library guide to designing effective charts
Kirk, Andy. Data visualisation: a handbook for data driven design. SAGE, 2019 (2nd ed.) Library resource
Levontin, Polina & Walton, Jo Lindsay, Visualising Uncertainty. Sad Press, 2020
Muth, Lisa Charlotte. In defense of simple charts. Blogpost, Datawrapper, 2021
Posavec, Stefanie & Lupi, Giorgia. Dear Data. Particular Books, 2016 & Library resource
Rue, Jeremy. Visualising data: a guide to chart types. Berkeley. 2019
Schwabisch, Jonathan. Better data vizualisations. Columbia, 2021. Library resource
Smith, Alan. How charts work. Pearson, 2022. Library resource
Sunlight Foundation. Dataviz style guidelines
Tufte, Edward. Beautiful Evidence. Graphics Press, 2006
Tufte, Edward. Envisioning information. Graphics Press, 1990. Library resource
Tufte, Edward. The visual display of quantitative information. 2nd ed., Graphics Press, 2001
Tableau resources:
Makeover Monday: data & gallery & forum & youtube (live walkthroughs)
Wilkinson, Leland. The grammar of graphics. Springer, 1999 Library resource
Wong, Dona M. The Wall Street Journal Guide to Information Graphics. Norton, 2013. Library resource (2010 ed.)