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Data is not a by-product of journalism and media - it is the product. This discussion will provide an overview of the marketplace of data; why everyone is making money off data but publishers; and how all of this interconnects to the future of journalism in the face of AI.

Patrick Cain, Data Editor at Village Media, outlines some of the things that can go wrong when working with data and how to avoid them.

DDoSecrets’ Lorax Horne has something cool to show you, they swear! You’ll just have to be patient…

The Investigative Journalism Bureau spent years fighting to make detailed patient survey data from more than 50 hospitals and health networks across Ontario public. The surveys offer a panoramic yet unflinchingly intimate view of how hospitals sometimes harm patients with medical mistakes, long-standing capacity issues, and organizational disarray. The IJB’s Robert Cribb explains how they did it.

Bellingcat’s Giancarlo Fiorella will dive in to the investigative organization’s popular Discord channel, detailing several investigations that resulted from digital collaboration (and how you can help, too!)

Recent Humber Polytechnic graduate (and former StoryLab intern) Liv Chug talks about their experience working on the Investigative Journalism Foundation’s Procurement database.

For Mannat Kaur and Daneep Singh, students from Humber's Electromechanical Engineering Technology program, the SICK Solution Hackathon in Germany was a way to showcase their skills and creativity while witnessing how far the boundaries of innovation and automation could be pushed. Read more about their experience in their interview with Humber Press.

Mannat Kaur and Daneep Singh test the nurse bot they built with their team at the SICK Solution Hackathon in Germany. Mannat and Daneep studied Electromechanical Engineering Technology at Humber College and were selected to compete in this international hackathon which was held in October 2022. Read more about their experience in their interview with Humber Press.

Mannat Kaur shares a glimpse of the nurse bot that she, Daneep Singh and their team built during the 48-hour SICK Solution Hackathon in Germany. Mannat and Daneep studied Electromechanical Engineering Technology at Humber College and were selected to compete in this international hackathon which was held in October 2022. Read more about their experience in their interview with Humber Press.

Inclusive Strategies to Make the Workplace Work for All May 23, 2024

Rebecca Fitzgerald, Associate Dean of Global Education and Partnerships at Humber Polytecnhic, says her journey into global education began unexpectedly, sparked by a simple poster for a study abroad program during her undergraduate days. Describing herself as shy and introverted, Rebecca took a leap that would define her entire career path. This experience abroad was not just about travel but ...

One of Rebecca's passions is the Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) initiative, which has transformed global education by allowing students from around the world to collaborate on projects without leaving their home countries. COIL epitomizes the innovative spirit of Humber, breaking down financial and logistical barriers to global education.

The pandemic has presented challenges and opportunities in academia, prompting a re-evaluation of educational methods and the necessity for adaptability in teaching and learning. Rebecca sees these challenges as chances to innovate and prepare students for a rapidly changing world, emphasizing skills like critical thinking, teamwork, and adaptability.

Humber Press, Office of Research & Innovation (ORI), is welcoming submissions from students for the Journal of Innovation in Polytechnic Education (JIPE). By getting their research and project-related findings published in JIPE, students gain the opportunity to share your skills and knowledge with the world. If you’re interested in learning more about the submission process, check out the JIPE ...

Dennis Kappen and George Paravantes’ experience at the 2023 Consumer Electronics Show (CES)

B²C Lab BPS Seminar: Discussion on risk factors that Canada faces with loss of GPS service

B²C Lab BPS Seminar: Introduction to ATSC 3.0 Broadcast Positioning System (BPS)

B²C Lab BPS Seminar: In-depth Technical Presentation/Demo

B²C Lab BPS Seminar: Overview of risks with loss of GPS service

Researchers Adrian Woodhouse and Chloe Humphreys: "What does research and innovation mean to you?"

Innovation360 Assessment with Humber's Office of Research and Innovation

Data Show 'n' Tell: So you want to start a Canadian Pro-Publica... (Shaq Singh)

Data Show 'n' Tell: Cleaning Dirty Data (Shaina Luck)

Data Show 'n' Tell: Compiling original datasets for Surviving Hate (Janice Saji)

Data Show 'n' Tell: The data behind Suspended (Declan Keogh)

Data Show 'n' Tell: "Something cool" from a Bellingcat investigation (Tristan Lee)

Data Show 'n' Tell: Introducing 'Secret Canada' (Mahima Singh)

Share Your Research Story Workshop

Closed Captioning and Comedy with Professor Andrew Clark