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November 13 at 6pm: Data Community DC Workshop on Analyzing Social Media Networks using NodeXL

I am excited to have the opportunity to present a NodeXL workshop at the DC Data Community on November 13th at 6pm in Washington, D.C. In this session I will describe the ways NodeXL can simplify the process of collecting, storing, analyzing, visualizing and publishing reports about connected structures. For example, this is a map of […]

SLIDES: Boston DataSwap 2013 – Network Visualization in NodeXL by @codydunne

NodeXL team member Dr. Cody Dunne recenjtly presented these slides at the 2013 Boston DataSwap on Network Visualization in NodeXL http://slidesha.re/1a5tbCY Boston DataSwap 2013 — Network Visualization in NodeXL from codydunne

October 24th, 2013: NodeXL Social Media Network Analysis Workshop at Arizona State University

I will speak about social media networks on October 24th, 2013 at the department of Computer Science at the Arizona State University. The graph represents a network of 712 Twitter users whose recent tweets contained “@ASU”, taken from a data set limited to a maximum of 10,000 tweets. The network was obtained from Twitter on […]

October 2, 2013: Washington, DC NodeXL Meetup – Join us for an afternoon of social media network analysis

NodeXL users in the Washington DC area are welcome to join a free users group meetup on October 2, 2013 at 2pm. There will be a morning session at the University of Maryland (9-11) and an afternoon session downtown. If you’d like to attend, please complete this form. I hope to see you there!

Video: Webinar on Data Visualization and NodeXL, hosted by SoftArtisans

I spoke in a webinar on Data Visualization and NodeXL hosted by SoftArtisans and now available on Vimeo. Thanks to Claire and Elise!

October 18, 2013 Kredible.Net NSF workshop at Stanford University – Study of reputation and social roles on social media

This October 18, 2013 an NSF funded workshop called Kredible.Net to be held at Stanford University will bring together researchers studying reputation and social roles in social media. The workshop will help researchers investigate how social media, especially Wikipedia articles and editors, shape public knowledge. The project aims to build a research community and to propose a research […]