Love this. I still reference Mood Pinball a lot! It’s great to see it still doing the rounds. Brilliant artwork & collab between Ben Neal Edie Harmeet Chagger-Khan DataStories BOM

Coventry is in a playable pinball machine 🕹️

Mood Pinball playfully reimagines how city-wide data might be used by an individual to find their comfort zones, and improve their experience of a city.

Featuring Edie Ben Neal & Harmeet Chagger-Khan

👉 culturespacecoventry.com/mood-pinball

My recent talk at the DataStories Symposium is up in case you fancy seeing what I've been up to recently ☺️

youtube.com/watch?v=XbK6cm…

Highly recommended and particularly relevant if you want to do a PhD in dataset search and related areas. #opendata #datasetsearch #datasetretrieval

Here's the final visualisation from Catherine, of Stefanie Posavec's wonderful closing talk; the perfect summary of the #DataStoriesSymposium

Immediately had to order Stefanie Posavec visual journal as already a huge fan of the postcards. Such inspiring work, thanks for sharing 💞🙏DataStories symposium

Thank you to DataStories for a wonderful 2 days, which were a veritable chocolate box of insight and ideas at the #DataStoriesSymposium . Particular to Elena Simperl and laura - a lesson in how an online symposium should be run! Looking forward to the recordings...

A wonderful closing keynote from Stefanie Posavec (Stefanie Posavec), showcasing an incredible variety of projects using data as an artistic medium in such inventive ways!

Excellent to have Stefanie Posavec as the Friday evening speaker DataStories symposium.

Stefani and Giorgia Lupi's Dear Data work has been an incredible teaching tool in my information design class, and has inspired my students to created some amazing work.

Here's a visualisation of Ginestra Ferraro's talk on the data of the Divine Comedy

Our closing keynote is from Stefanie Posavec (Stefanie Posavec), author of Dear Data, who will be talking about wearable, touchable, danceable data

This is the visual representation of Benjamin Bach's talk on using data comics to convey stories

Our final lightning talk for this session is from Ginestra Ferraro, who'll be talking about the data behind Dante's Divine Comedy

Here's the visualisation of Michele Mauri (Michele Mauri @[email protected])'s talk on visualisations within wikipedia

Here is the visual summary of Jude Yew's talk on user journeys

Our next talk is from Benjamin Bach (Benjamin Bach), exploring the use of #DataComics as a novel medium for data-driven stories

It was great fun to share some of @fastfamiliar 's Smoking Gun at the Data Stories Symposium this afternoon and lovely as ever to see Tom Blount
and hear about his research.

Our next talk is from Michele Mauri (Michele Mauri @[email protected], densitydesign) on how Wikipedia visualises data