The videos in this section were created using a different editor for p5.js. All of the concepts should still apply, however, there are some minor changes. Most notably in JavaScript let is now the preferred way to declare a variable over var. If you would like to learn more about this you can watch this video about let vs var.
- What are the challenges to making sense of data?
- Does the past predict the future?
- Even as coders, to what extent are we able to be the authors of how we use data to understand and shape the world?
- An Extremely Detailed Guide to an Extremely Detailed Map of New York City Neighborhoods
- Automated AI Abuse Detection versus Self-Reporting
- Side-by-side Images Expose a Glitch in Google’s Maps
- WSJ: The Facebook Files
- The End of Theory
- The Numbers Don't Speak for Themselves by Catherine D'Ignazio and Lauren Klein
- Predicting Recidivism in Crime by Sam Corbett-Davies, Emma Pierson, Avi Feller and, Sharad Goel (Washington Post)
- What Information is "Personally Identifiable"? by Seth Schoen
- The Anxieties of Big Data by Kate Crawford
- Data v. Information
- Art and the API by Jer Thorp
- 10.1: Introduction to Data and APIs in JavaScript
- 10.2: What is JSON? Part 1
- 10.3: What is JSON? Part 2
- 10.4: Loading JSON data from a URL (Asynchronous Callbacks!)
- 10.5: Working with APIs in Javascript
- 10.6: API Query with User Input
- 10.7: API Query with JavaScript setInterval()
- Data Sources Wiki - please help organized and add to this list!