Gephi, an open source graph visualization and manipulation software Effects Emotions Have on Journalists Kirjandus Augmented Reality in Education | Educational Applications of AR Developing Personal Learning Environments | for Professional Growth – KAV7100 FlowingData | Data Visualization, Infographics, and Statistics Meetodid Datavisualization Teadus- ja arendusasutuste juhtimismustrid The New Web Timeline Tool in Town The coders over at ProPublica, a leading source for independent investigative journalism, have released their new TimelineSetter tool under an open license. The tool takes a list of comma separate values (you can follow their example) containing the content for the timeline and spits out a web page to display it, complete with the various additional files needed to display it on any old web server. When these files are uploaded to your server the result are timelines that look like this. Sounds great, doesn’t it? timeline-setter -c /path/to/data.csv -o /path/to/output/directory -a Thus, if I have a timeline file on my Mac desktop called “timeline.txt” and a newly created folder called “timeline” the correct command would be: timeline-setter -c ~/Desktop/timeline.txt -o ~/Desktop/timeline -a I then take that folder “timeline” and upload it to my server. This new tool is not the only game in town. Fortunately, our own ProfHacker, Brian “the Chronolomancer” Croxall has got your back.
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