We the data
Editor’s note: Great resource on big data including a range of videos covering topics such as crowd sourcing and personal data.
Editor’s note: Great resource on big data including a range of videos covering topics such as crowd sourcing and personal data.
Editor’s note: This Der Spiegel article looks at big data and how the port of Hamburg is using data to turn itself into a smart port.
Editor’s note: A look at a study from Wolfram Alpha which uses big data research methods to analyze Facebook users’ information
Andrew Hogue, Foursquare’s head of data and search, shares how his team uses millions of data points to decide what to build next.
Editor’s note: Homage to Excel, but will big data see it off?
Editor’s note: A brief list with brief explanations of the terms but useful as an introduction to the types of tech terms you will see in big data discussions.
Editor’s note: In just over a week’s time London will host Big Data Week. There are lots of events on which will be worth following – all events are listed in this article.
Editor’s note: Examples of how big data can miss the real story – important to understand the biases in the data we collect.
Editor’s note: Here’s how DoSomething.org go from 350 million data points to organisational change, and how organizations grappling with similarly huge amounts of information can do the same.
Big data is both an opportunity and threat for HR teams, according Nick Holley, director…
Editor’s note: Interesting to see how LinkedIn data is being used in the talent space. A good example of how data is being used to help companies better understand talent management challenges.
Editor’s note: It’s not hype and we have a lot more stakeholders . . . a short article on how big data will impact the learning industry.
Editor’s note: An abstract of a new book by Evgeny Morozov entitled ‘To Save Everything Click Here: The Folly of Technological Solutionism’ in which Morozov calls for new ways to appreciate the imperfections of democracy versus what he calls being forced to wear Silicon Valley’s digital straitjacket.
Nigel Paine, former chief learning officer at the BBC, continues his series on rewiring corporate…
Editor’s note: With all the big data hype, this article looks under the skin of big data in education and whether data can provide actionable pedagogical insights. The article raises some interesting issues around how video, for example, can be usefully measured in terms of learning impact and whether data can be captured to help educators understand how to create a greater impact.