Building Your Own Searchable Document Archive
This session teaches you how to make searchable document archives. Transparency Toolkit recently built a hosted archive service to help journalists compile, explore, filter, and publish large sets of documents. You will learn how to use this software to create a searchable database by uploading files in your browser, analyse the data with text mining tools, and publish the documents.
Technical Requirements
No technical background is required.
Brennan Novak
Brennan Novak is a UX designer/developer and data hacker who focuses on creating user-friendly tools for journalists and freedom of information activists. He has been a core team member of Transparency Toolkit since 2015 and has also worked on other privacy enhancing open-source tools.
MC McGrath
M C McGrath is a member of Julian Assange's legal team who worked as a legal researcher on his extradition case. M C is also the founder of Transparency Toolkit, a non-profit organization that creates open source software to help journalists, researchers, and human rights groups collect, analyze, search, and understand data.
- 4 July 2019 16.30–17.30
Location: Room 105 - PSH Building - Goldsmiths, University of London