This week we launched a new project, Searching Covid-19, which explores search patterns related to the coronavirus pandemic. We'll be updating the project with more interactivity and international data in a couple of weeks. Searching Covid-19 is a collaboration between Schema, Google News Initiative, and Axios, with art direction by Alberto Cairo.
We're excited to share that FOCUS/Forests has launched! We worked with Microsoft's In Culture team to design and build the site, which explores US forest risks, AI, and the work of innovative group SilviaTerra.
We're excited to share that Schema has collaborated with the Pacific Science Center to create an interactive media installation at the heart of the exhibit "We Are Data."
We're thrilled to announce that Schema has received a Gold Award from the German Design Council for the Knoll Archive!
Schema has moved! You can now find us in the 12th Avenue Arts building (1620 12th Ave, #201 Seattle, WA 98122.)
This fall, Schema founder Christian Marc Schmidt gave a talk on the power and potential of data visualization at TEDx San Francisco's "Dare to Know" event. The talk is now online for your viewing pleasure! Watch the video here.
Last Thursday, Schema founder Christian Marc Schmidt presented a talk on the power and potential of data visualization at TEDx San Francisco’s annual “Dare to Know” event.
Last year, Schema partnered with Axios, Alberto Cairo, and Google News Initiative to create The Lifespan of News Stories, a project that analyzes the shape of search interest data from the top news stories of 2018. The visualization explores search interest across the United States around various news events, curated by Axios. The stories are aggregated by category, including Politics & Elections, Natural Catastrophes, Environment & Science, Social Issues, Violence & War, and Obituaries. The form and size of the search interest plots depict how public interest unfolds over time.
Schema collaborated with Knoll to create The Archive, an interactive archive to commemorate their 80th anniversary. The Archive incorporates events, products, and designers from Knoll’s founding years through to the present day.
Established and funded by the United States government and additional support by private parties, the East-West Center's Asia Matters for America initiative is an interactive resource for students, government officials, policy makers, and journalists to discover credible and unbiased information, analysis, and news on US-Asia relations.