The team behind the award-winning Slow Journalism magazine Delayed Gratification will be running a class on Thursday 2nd April 2020 to introduce the key principles of infographic design and how to tell compelling stories with data.

In this class you will:

• Learn how to find compelling stories in data

• Understand how to turn them into beautiful infographics

• Analyse examples of best and worst practice

• Be introduced to the best free infographics-creation sites

• Get an insight into the future of data visualisation

The class will take place in a lovely 19th-century lecture theatre at King’s College London (KCL): attendees should arrive at KCL’s Strand Campus reception between 6pm and 6.25pm on the night.

Tickets cost £15 for subscribers and £30 for non-subscribers. If you're buying a subscriber ticket we'll ask for your delivery postcode to verify your subscription when you book.

The tutors
Eight years ago the Slow Journalism Company launched Delayed Gratification, a quarterly news magazine that returns to big events after the dust has settled. From the very first issue they have created beautiful infographics for the magazine which have won multiple awards.

Since 2012 the team have been teaching masterclasses in how to make infographics. They have taught at the Guardian, the UNHCR, the University of Oxford, Nissan and Selfridges.

You
This class is ideal for people with an interest in telling stories through data. No design experience is required and any practical work will be done with pen and paper – no laptops needed!

Refunds policy
Unfortunately we are unable to offer refunds on purchased tickets.