About the Event

After the successful 2025 event that brought over seventy scholars and researchers together for a series of presentations and discussions about teaching and research into networks and social media networks we are returning for a second year.

Social media research is a critical for understanding the impact of powerful communication technology on society. Using new tools, scholars can now more easily collect, analyze, visualize and report on patterns in social media. These tools are helping document and explore the landscape of social computation and teach the core concepts of network analysis.

Benefits of Attending

• FREE 2 month trial license for NodeXL Pro desktop
• Sign up for one on one network data sessions with our instructors
• FREE Sample NodeXL Pro INSIGHTS dashboards for your sample topics

Event Details

• Platform: Online via Zoom
• Date: April 16th
• Location: Tokyo & Seoul (Global Online Event)
• Time: April 16th (Asia) / April 15th (Pacific Time)
• Duration: 4 hours

Start Time:

• Tokyo / Seoul: 11:00 AM (April 16)
• California (PDT): 7:00 PM (April 15)

Full Scholarship

• Students or individuals from non-profit institutions can apply for a Full Scholarship.

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The event will include talks from Veronica Espinoza, Han Woo Park, Mohd Ali Samsudin, Leslie Tatch Kawasaki, Marc Smith, and Irwan Dwi Arianto.

Members of our event partners receive a half off discount!

Korean Advertising Society

CYBER EMOTIONS RESEARCH CENTER

CO ORGANISER : SCHOOL OF EDUCATIONAL STUDIES, UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA

In addition, we invite applications for presentations on research and teaching into social media networks Presenters will receive a certificate documenting their contribution to the event.

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What will you learn?

• Learn about the ways NodeXL has been used in peer reviewed publications to document the patterns found in collections of annotated connections authored on social media platforms.
• Get a first hand look at teaching networks with undergraduates and graduate students who are not software developers or programmers.
• Hear about the ways political discourse can be mapped and measured using network analysis methods and tools.
• Understand how network analysis can quickly identify the key people and groups in a discussion.
• Learn about social media data dashboards that enable exploration and explanation of social media insights.

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