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Saturday, October 10 • 17:30 - 18:30
Mastering Timelines: The Road to a Successful Project

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In Story-Based Inquiry, an investigation begins with a hypothesis, which accounts for an event. But something must have happened first, to make the event possible. And after the event occurs, there will be further events and consequences. In this session, participants will learn how to use their imaginations to construct a hypothetical chain of events, which can be used to guide investigators toward sources and documents with a good degree of accuracy.  
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Mark Lee Hunter

Adjunct Professor and Senior Research Fellow, INSEAD
Dr. Mark Lee Hunter is an investigative journalism and scholar, based in the INSEAD Social Innovation Centre. His awards include IRE prizes for international reporting and research. He is a founding member of Story-Based Inquiry Associates and the lead author of Story-Based Inquiry... Read More →
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Luuk Sengers

Datajournalist, Mediatrainer, Story-Based Inquiry, Groene Amsterdammer
Luuk Sengers is an independent investigative journalist and teacher/trainer. He writes data driven stories about environment, climate and business for De Groene Amsterdammer. And he teaches investigative techniques, data journalism and interview skills to journalists, media, NGOs... Read More →

Saturday October 10, 2015 17:30 - 18:30 CEST
Weidemann 3 (Presentations/Panels)
  Manage your investigations

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