HOW YOU INVESTIGATE
- Search Smarter by Dorking
- Retrieving and Archiving Information from Websites
- How to See What’s Behind a Website
- Using Maps to See Beyond the Obvious
- Geographic information is everywhere
- Collecting evidence from reference maps and photographs
- Visualising datasets in thematic maps
- Drawing, Measuring and Analysing Reference Maps
- Collecting and placing your own data on maps
- Revealing details with satellite imagery
- Using map-based tools in investigations
- Resources
- Glossary
- Away From Your Screen, Out in the Field
- Interviews: the Human Element of Your Investigation
- How to Manage Your Sources
- Gathering Visual Evidence
- Evaluating Evidence and Information Sources
- Data Acquisition for Beginners
- Get Your Facts Straight: The Basics of Fact-Checking
- Investigation is Collaboration: How to Make It Work
- Navigating Libraries and Archives for Investigations
- Love people from archives and libraries
- Libraries and archives: what’s the difference?
- Making the most out of reference services
- Newspapers archives: remembering the potential of history
- Digging for treasure: why thematic archives are so important for investigators
- Academic journals: an endless source of empirical evidence
- And finally, are there any other sources?
- Index of libraries and archives
- Resources
- Glossary
WHAT YOU INVESTIGATE
- OSINT – Diving into an ‘Ocean’ of Information
- Supply Chain and Product Investigations
- Extracting Information From Social Apps: A case of exposed financial data
- Exploring Connections Between Political Parties and Personal Data Brokers in the UK
- Signs, Symbols and Other Visual Clues
- ad.watch - Investigating Political Advertisements on Facebook
- What’s in a Company?
- Bio-investigations in the field
- What is a bio-investigation?
- Investigate, cook, live
- Regaining control of information in your environment
- Prepare your protocol for samples
- Choosing sampling areas
- Taking soil samples
- Taking water samples
- Monitoring air
- Other markers and data in your environment
- Analyse or share your samples
- Bio-investigation as a community act
- Resources
- Glossary
- Thinking Critically About Maps: Researching, Resisting and Re-imagining the World