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"What happens when a nation of hackers suddenly gets connected to the rest of the world?" asks Yan Naung Oak, a technology professional. Myanmar has had to
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What's the most frustrating thing about creating data viz in newsrooms? The skills gap. Yan shares how he tackles this challenge daily, and how we can better
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Why Myanmar is a nation of hackers | Yan Naung Oak | TEDxInyaLake Description: "What happens when a nation of hackers suddenly gets connected to the rest of the world?" asks Yan Naung Oke, a technology professional. Myanmar has had to hack by necessity, making the most of what is available during years of economic stagnation and isolation
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Yan Naung Oak - August 18, 2017 in Events, Fellowship. This article was cross-posted from its original location at the Open and Shut blog. I had a fantastic time at the European Computational and Data Journalism Conference in Dublin on 6-7 July in the company of many like-minded data journalists, academics, and open data practitioners.
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What are "ah-nar-dare" and "ya-bar-dare"? Find out in this incredibly funny and insightful talk where investor Thura Ko Ko shares his observations on Myanma
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Yan Naung Oak is the Technology Program Manager for Phandeeyar, an ICT innovation hub located in downtown Yangon. Over the last two years, he has been working with the Phandeeyar team to bring Myanmar's tech community together with civil society organizations, social enterprises and independent media.
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Yan Naung Oak is the founder of Thibi, a consultancy specialising in data visualisation and human centered design. Yan was part of the founding team at Phandeeyar, Myanmar's first and leading innovation hub. He focused on building their social impact and data programs from 2015-2018. He is heavily involved in open data and data journalism
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View Yan Naung Oak's profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. Founder, Thibi · I am passionate about civic tech, open data, and the power of new technologies to empower communities and civil society.<br><br>I am a native of Myanmar but studied and worked in Singapore and the United States, before coming back to
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Read writing from Yan Naung Oak on Medium. Every day, Yan Naung Oak and thousands of other voices read, write, and share important stories on Medium.
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Kenya's The Nation has been producing data-driven stories more and more frequently, such as this piece on Kenya's Eleventh Elections in August 2017 10. Storytelling has to connect on a human
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Testing out Observable with Myanmar Census Data. Yan Naung Oak. Mar 7, 2022 • 2.
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Yan Naung Oak is the Technology Program Manager for Phandeeyar, an ICT innovation hub located in downtown Yangon. Over the last two years, he has been working with the Phandeeyar team to bring the tech community together with others who are moving Myanmar forward to build the digital tools, platforms and content to accelerate Myanmar's change
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Big thanks to Yan Naung Oak for taking the time to do his talk on geospatial visualizations by his consultancy thibi.co today at SUTD (2nd in a series of 5): https://lnkd.in/g2tT8DBT Hope all the
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I am passionate about civic tech, open data, and the power of new technologies to empower communities and civil society. I currently work at Phandeeyar, an ICT Innovation Hub in Yangon, Myanmar, which is spearheading the use of technology to accelerate change and development in Myanmar. I am a native of Myanmar but studied and worked in Singapore and the United States, before coming back to
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How does a soldier become of one of Myanmar's top civil servants? In this talk, U Aung Naing Oo, the Director-General of Myanmar government agency, the Dire
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Extractors Programme. Yan Naung Oak, who was a School of Data Fellow and a PWYP Data Extractor, worked in collaboration with the NRGI Myanmar team to design and build an online resource to aggregate, contextualise, and present data about the jade industry in Myanmar. Stakeholder research was conducted from Q1 to Q3 of
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Data visualisation / Yan Naung Oak. Data analysis / Yan Naung Oak, Lu Min Lwin. Design and illustration / Zune Ei Htet. This story was written in consultation with / Amanda Teo, Gwyneth Cheng, Joceline Kuswanto, Loh Pei Ying, Nabilah Said, and Siti Aishah Bte Azmansah. Recommended Stories
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In this poignant talk, Lin Sun Oo, a third generation Myanmar film maker, traces the history of film making in Myanmar against the backdrops of turbulent nat
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A heart-breaking as well as a heart-warming talk chronicling efforts to educate child labourers in Myanmar, for whom going to school is an impossible dream.
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In the late 1920s, two young students fell in love while attending Rangoon University. Separated during the long summer months, they communicated to each ot