Morten Wulff captured these amazing moments:
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A picture tells a thousand words – so here are 12:
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The weekend kicked off with training sessions from four specially selected speakers - here they are:
How to think like a journalist.
How do you come up with the best ideas for news stories? How do you structure information to tell a great story? If you want to know what's inside the journalistic toolbox, this is the session for you! This session is hosted by Nikolai Atefie, who is a journalist at RadioAF in Malmö.
How to think like a Developer.
What is an API? How do you get started with databases? And what programming language is for you? Developer Jens Christian Hillerup will give us an introduction to get you started - and a look at the skill set of a true hacker.
How to be a developer-journalist.
Knight-Mozilla Fellow Aurelia Moser has flown in from NYC to share with us how it can be done from her rich experience of reporting, building and visualizing news.
Data Journalism in DR.
How do developers, journalists and digital designers work together to create great results? Journalist Kresten Morten Munksgaard explains how it is done every day at the data journalism desk at Danmarks Radio (Danish Broadcasting Corporation).
Keynote: Chrys Wu, New York Times
Chrys Wu is a global and local Hacks/Hackers organizer based out of New York City. She is both a hack (journalist) and a hacker (coder). Chrys is Developer Advocate for The New York Times, where she leads internal and public-facing projects that advance and highlight the technology made by New York Times Developers.
She has worked on award-winning, traffic-driving projects for The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The Gates Foundation, The Knight Foundation, and NPR and its affiliates, among others. Her work in community systems architecture crosses online, mobile and real-world boundaries and helps people with common interests stay connected.
Pitches and prizes:
Grab your popcorn and drinks – here is the recording of the 8 project pitches and the following prize awarding!
(please email ksve@ccieurope.com if you know of more that should be on this list). storify.com/signedamj/eight-great-projects-at-danish-hackathon https://twitter.com/search?src=typd&q=%23mediahackdays https://www.facebook.com/mediahackdays http://www.information.dk/mediahackdays http://www.madsfoto.dk/MHD/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/nidhug/sets/72157644162328149/ http://blog.wan-ifra.org/2014/04/14/mediahackdays-the-goal-is-radical-innovation http://blog.wan-ifra.org/2014/05/03/mediahackdays-kicks-off-in-aarhus-denmark http://blog.wan-ifra.org/2014/05/03/impressive-draft-demos-on-display-at-mediahackdays http://blog.wan-ifra.org/2014/05/04/app-to-game-ify-the-news-wins-mediahackdays http://journalisten.dk/vaer-med-til-forbedre-den-digitale-journalistik http://pettitt.dk/media-hack-days-droner-quizzer-og-journalistikkens-fremtid/ http://trendsonline.dk/2014/04/30/media-hack-days-aarhus-rusker-digital-journalistik/ http://openglam.org/2014/05/13/mediahackdays-how-to-make-the-most-out-of-a-hackathon/ http://studerende.au.dk/studier/fagportaler/datalogi/pages/flere-priser-til-it-studerende-ved-media-hack-days/ No matter what you do, you HAVE to see this gallery, it's amazing!
