Methods Processing Tools Twitter Visualisation — Snurb, 29 June 2011
Following on from the “World According to Twitter” research workshop at QUT, today we presented our research methods at a pre-conference workshop at Communities & Technologies 2011. This was probably the most extensive presentation of our work on Twitter research to date – including a live demonstration of how to work with basic yourTwapperkeeper datasets.
Below are the two presentations I made during the day, with audio attached. Obviously, some of the audio commentary refers to the live demonstrations, which we didn’t capture – but I hope it’s useful nonetheless.
Mapping Online Publics (Part 1)
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Mapping Online Publics (Part 2)
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Tags: Communities & Technologies 2011, Gawk, Gephi, methodology, research, Twapperkeeper, Twitter, yourTwapperkeeper




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