Topic 12

Question 1

cartographic story telling

Answer 1

design and aesthetics - emotive response

presenting world views which are often informed by POWER structures

reveal and conceal

rise of data journalism

Question 2

story

Answer 2

structured content that answers questions
contained of paces, characters and events

Question 3

discourse

Answer 3

the ways a story is represented and shared
shapes stories by telling them in a particular way

Question 4

narrative

Answer 4

combination of the story and discourse
reshaped by the retelling - not static

Question 5

visual story tellin

Answer 5

communication of sequence of events using graphics

maps are efficient vehicles for infor transmission
genres
- static visuals
- longform inforgraphic
- multimedia

Question 6

static and longform visual stories

Answer 6

maps supplement text based journalistic reporting

data avalibility provides opportunities and challenges

Question 7

multimedia

Answer 7

combination of many types of media

this is the basis for tools like ESRI story maps

Question 8

power and privilege

Answer 8

maps are not objective
- carry agendas?

situated knowledge
- all knowledge is partial
-biases

many opportunities to promote other perspectives and promote a more socially just world

Question 9

the message for narrative maps

Answer 9

maps can be situated and multidimensional, weaving multiple stories and perspectives across space