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It had been a bit more than a week since I first started this project. My aim is to analyse how I get effected by the daily news. I simply use the open-source application ODK Collect in order to gather the news articles I read and then I simply scale how I feel from one (shitty) to five (astronomic feelings). Photo 1 shows us the steps to take in the app to collect the data and map it.
Currently I created "What's New" form in Turkish, however my other mapping projects are all in English. I will briefly define all the steps.
Step 1: Connect to ODK
Step 2: Enter your nick name
Step 3: Enter the news source (BBC, Guardian etc.)
Step 4: Enter the title
Step 5: Enter the link to the news article
Step 5: Select the main topic of the news (Environment, Politics, Culture etc)
Step 6: Scale how you felt after reading the news article
Step 7: Define your feeling if you want
Step 8: Enter the location of the news (Istanbul, Turkey etc.) (Not your location bu the focus of the news)
Step 9: Automatically save the date and send the form
Below you can also see that the news that are coded as 1 are dominating my daily life by 61%. The dominating feeling is anger by 13%. It is followed by helplessness and insecurity.
Visit the web page to see the interactive map and the visualisations.
Photographed by Kuber Sodari, These Photos capture the moments in the roundtable discussion done about Debian by jonas and siri.
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Creative Commons Lizenzen lass den Urheber entscheiden.
Diese Präsentation erklärt und propagiert den Geist Freier Inhalte. Sie ist ein Geschenk von mir an die Community.
Anlass war die Abgabe einer Arbeitsprobe für meine Bewerbung auf den Studiengang Gesellschafts- und Wirtschaftskommunikation an der UdK-Berlin.
Feedback willkommen.
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Co-Host of Food Fight Show & Director of Community and #LEARNCHEF / Chef
DevOps
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Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer for Red Hat
Opening Keynote
Women in Open Source
Gery Messer, Andrew Lynn, and Raj Mathur at the lunch hosted by Red Hat for Delhi's Linux and FOSS community, at the Oberoi Hotel, New Delhi. James Whitehurst, CEO and President of Red Hat, and Gery Messer, President, Asia Pacific/Japan, came visiting and also wanted to gain insights from India's FOSS community.