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The Fundamentals of Data-driven Storytelling
An IntroduIf it worked for Ection to Data LiteracyThe Fundamentals of Data-driven StorytellingProcurement Data Crash Course
The Fundamentals of Data-driven Storytelling
An IntroduIf it worked for Ection to Data LiteracyThe Fundamentals of Data-driven StorytellingProcurement Data Crash Course
  • About this course
    • Course Introduction
  • Module 1 - Find
    • 1.1 How to Find Data for Storytelling and journalism
      • Starting with a question
      • Open data portals and platforms
      • Other sources of data
    • 1.2 How to get better data from a Goolge Search
      • Searching for filetypes and formats
      • More on Advanced Search operators
      • Other common Google Search operators
    • 1.3 Sourcing your own data
      • Creating a Google Form for Research
      • Creating a questionnaire with TypeForm
      • Using quizzes and comments as a sources of data
  • Module 2 - Get
    • 2.1 Turning websites and PDFs into machine readable data
      • Scraping data with Tabula
    • 2.2 An introduction to spreadsheet software
      • Google Sheets, Microsoft Excel and Libre Office Calc.
      • Finding your way around a spreadsheet
      • Simple web scraping with Google Sheets
  • Module 3 - Verify
    • 3.1 Can I use this data in my work?
      • Initial steps for verification
      • What do these column headings mean?
  • Module 4 - Clean
    • 4.1 What to do with disorganised data?
      • Why is clean data important?
      • Keep your data organised
      • Cleaning data cheatsheet
  • Module 5 - Analyse
    • 5.1 What is the story within the data?
      • Spreadsheet rows, columns, cells and tabs
        • Spreadsheet formats, forumlas and essential shortcuts
          • Using the VLOOKUP Function
            • Combine Data From Multiple Spreadsheets
    • 5.2 How to turn numbers into stories
  • Module 6 - Visualise
    • 6.1 Ways we visualise data
    • 6.2 Why we visualize Data
    • 6.3 How to visualise data
  • Course Testing & Feedback
    • ⏱️Quick course exam
    • 🎓Extended course exam
    • 📝Survey and feedback
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  1. Module 1 - Find
  2. 1.3 Sourcing your own data

Creating a questionnaire with TypeForm

Typeform is a popular online form builder and survey tool. It specialises in a conversational experience that feels more like a conversation when compared to the regular form flow.

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Typeform has an attractive interface and form style that’s become its trademark. It uses a simple drag-and-drop interface to add questions, and you can customize your form with images and videos to make it more personalised.

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1. Create

  • Pick a template or start fresh.

  • Build a simple form in minutes.

  • No coding needed.

2. Share

  • Embed into your website.

  • Launch in an email.

  • Or just share the link.

3. Get results

  • See responses and completion rates.

  • Generate shareable reports.

  • Send data to your favourite tools for in-depth analysis.

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