Innovative Interactivity

02/20/2014

Register for this year's interactive bootcamp (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) before the slots are gone. http://innovativeinteractivity.com/workshops/

The greatest certainty facing the publishing industry is change. There are many graphic designers and artists who are eager to create interactive graphics in this changing world but have not had the time or resources to build those skills. The first II workshop is custom-tailored to equip graphic de...

01/29/2014

Here is a round-up, good and the bad, of live State of The Union interactive interfaces and live blogs.
http://steven-king.tumblr.com/post/74902490621/live-state-of-the-union-interactives

I am disappointed to say that for second screen experiences and live interactive content during the State of the Union the best one out there was not from an independent journalism entity but was from...

01/28/2014

Wilson Andrews, graphics editor for The New York Times, will be one of the faculty members of the 2014 Interactive Workshop. Only 20 slots available so sign up today!
http://innovativeinteractivity.com/workshops/

01/27/2014

Want to learn HTML, CSS and JavaScript in one week? Join us for the second annual Interactive Designer Workshop at UNC School of Journalism and Mass Communication http://innovativeinteractivity.com/workshops/

11/11/2013

Which do you prefer, Adobe Edge or Google Web Designer?See our take of both. http://ow.ly/qHaT5

05/17/2013

One more day of the first iiWorkshop! 18 students have build some great dynamic interactive infographic packages.

05/14/2013

iiWorkshop 2013

04/13/2013

http://innovativeinteractivity.com/2013/04/12/geoflow-from-microsoft/ Check out this visualization tool from Microsoft!

Can innovative interactive graphics come from Microsoft? Sure! Although we like to pick on Microsoft for lots of reason the still have some great products and have just released a new tool that integrates two of their best: Excel and Bing Maps.

04/01/2013

An insider's look at the White Huse Hackathon
http://innovativeinteractivity.com/2013/04/01/white-house-hackathon/

In the executive office space of the White House, 21 developers from across the United States gathered for a hackathon. For those unfamiliar with the term, this was not a secret gathering of rogue hackers, nor did it take place in a dark bunker with large screens.