The Social Media and Web Analytics Innovation conference is taking place on April 29 and 30th in San Francisco.
There will be a talk about the ways social network analysis can be applied to social media.
Using the free and open NodeXL application, it become as easy as making a pie chart to make a network chart and report.
The Social Media and Web Analytics Innovation conference is taking place on April 29 and 30th in San Francisco.
There will be a talk about the ways social network analysis can be applied to social media.
Using the free and open NodeXL application, it become as easy as making a pie chart to make a network chart and report.
The Social Media and Web Analytics Innovation conference is taking place on April 29 and 30th in San Francisco.
There will be a talk about the ways social network analysis can be applied to social media.
Using the free and open NodeXL application, it become as easy as making a pie chart to make a network chart and report.
The Social Media and Web Analytics Innovation conference is taking place on April 29 and 30th in San Francisco.
There will be a talk about the ways social network analysis can be applied to social media.
Using the free and open NodeXL application, it become as easy as making a pie chart to make a network chart and report.
The Social Media and Web Analytics Innovation conference is taking place on April 29 and 30th in San Francisco.
There will be a talk about the ways social network analysis can be applied to social media.
Using the free and open NodeXL application, it become as easy as making a pie chart to make a network chart and report.
There will be a one day crash course on all things “big data” at the upcoming San Francisco Predictive Analytics World conference on Monday, March 30th, 2015. Get the Big Data big picture with a day of introduction to the major concepts, methods, challenges, and best practices related to leveraging large volumes of information.
There will be a session on social media network analysis using NodeXL at the conference as well.
http://www.predictiveanalyticsworld.com/sanfrancisco/2015/agenda.php#day1-1120b
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Track 2: Social Data
Think Link: Connecting to the Power of Social Networks with no Programing with NodeXL
Networks are collections of connections — they are everywhere once you start to look. Learn how to collect, analyze, visualize, and publish insights into connected populations. Using the free and open NodeXL addin for Excel, anyone who can make a pie chart can now make a network chart. Create insights into social media, collaboration, organizations, markets, and other connected structures with just a few clicks. Easily publish reports with visualizations and content analysis. Apply social network analysis to your own brands, email, discussions or web sites.
I will speak at The Social Media & Web Analytics Summit on May 2nd.
Hosted by The Innovation Enterprise, the event provides 30+ industry case studies and over 20 hours of networking opportunities across 2 days.
The summit will cover the important topics relevant to business today:
You can follow the event on Twitter with the hashtag: #IESocialWeb.
I will present a workshop at Predictive Analytics World in San Francisco on March 17, 2014.
Track 1: Social Media Analysis
Think Link! Network Insights with No Programming Skills
Networks are everywhere but collecting, analyzing, visualizing, and gaining insights into connected structures can require advanced technical skills. This session presents a free, easy-to-use tool for network analysis that builds on the familiar Excel spreadsheet called NodeXL. If you can make a pie chart, you can get insights into networks. The tool makes it easy to collect data from a range of social media (Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, etc.). Quickly create visualizations and reports on the shape of connected groups. Identify the key people, groups and topics in a community. Network analysis can reveal the hidden structures in streams of interactions.
Here is a round up of the social media network analysis talks, workshops, and training events I will be doing in the coming months:
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June 3-7, 2013 Social Media Network Analysis Workshop at LINKS2013 University of Kentucky |
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May 20-24, 2013
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April 15th, 2013
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April 12, 2013 PASS Business Analytics Conference: Mapping social media with NodeXL Chicago, IL. |
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April 8 and 9, 2013 NSF workshop: Kredible.Net – Study reputation and social roles on social mediaPurdue University |
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March 26, 2013 OCTribe – San Francisco Online Community Meetup – Mapping Social Media with NodeXL San Francisco, CA |
I will give a talk and run a hands-on workshop at the upcoming Predictive Analytics World conference in San Francisco, April 15 and 16, 2013.
Talk: Monday, April 15, at 10:50-11:35AM
Track 1: Social Data – Mapping Social Media to Predict Influence and Measure Propagation
Hidden within social media streams are structures that identify the most influential voices on any topic. Social network analysis and visualization can take millions of messages and reveal the shape of the crowd and the people at the center of it. Using the free and open NodeXL application, this talk demonstrates the tools and methods needed to create detailed maps of any social media topic. Learn to map and analyze social networks extracted from email, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, message boards, and the WWW. No coding or prior experience needed!
Workshop: Tuesday, April 16, 2013 From: 6:30pm – 9:30pm
Mapping Groups of People and What They are Talking About in Social Media
Intended Audience: Social media managers and analysts, marketers, collaboration and enterprise IT, advertisers, event planners, journalists,
Knowledge Level: all skill levels, beginners particularly welcome. Should have an interest in social media. Any experience with a spreadsheet is a plus!
Workshop Description
Social media conversations are clumpy. People tend to follow and reply to people who share their views so distinct clusters emerge in many social media discussions. Often these sub-groups have distinct ways of using language, point to different URLs, and mention different hashtags, even when talking about the same topic. Simple, free and open tools can now collect and analyze these clusters of discussion, highlighting the contrasting themes in the conversation. Learn how to perform key tasks like:
