Coming October 12, 2015: NodeXL Pro – advanced support for mapping social media networks

The Social Media Research Foundation is dedicated to making tools that help people understand social media and social networks. We produce NodeXL Basic which is available freely and openly to all. NodeXL Pro offers advanced features for importing social media…

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!

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 […]

ThreadMill 0.1: Social Accounting for Message Thread Collections

The Social Media Research Foundation is pleased to announce the immediate availability of ThreadMill 0.1. ThreadMill is a free and open application that consumes message thread data and produces reports about each author, thread, forum, and board along with visualizations of the patterns of connection and activity. ThreadMill is written in Ruby, and depends on […]

October 26, 2010 – Social Tech 2010 – San Jose, CA

I spoke at the Social Tech 2010 conference in San Jose on October 26, 2010. The event focused on social media technologies and practices in the business to business space. I spoke on a panel about the application of social network…

CONNECTING THE DOTS
A Network Visualization Symposium

http://networks.iq.harvard.edu/

Date: October 22, 2010
The first CONNECTING THE DOTS symposium on network visualization organized by Michael Barnett, Jukka-Pekka Onnela, and Samuel Arbesman of The Christakis Lab at Harvard was held on October 22, 2010.

Keynote speakers:

Alessandro Vespignani, Professor of Informatics and Computing, Indiana University, Bloomington
Ben Fry, co-developer of Processing and data visualization expert

The NodeXL project will be represented by Ben Shneiderman who will speak at 2:00 PM on:

Analyzing Social Media Networks with NodeXL

NodeXL is the free and open add-in for Excel 2007/2010 that supports network

overview, discovery and exploration. Supported by Microsoft External Research

for 3+ years, this effort has produced a game-changing software tool that enables

students, researchers, and professional community managers to extract and

download networks from email, Twitter, YouTube, Flickr, WWW, etc. Then they

can compute network analytic metrics, filter out less relevant features, apply

multiple layout algorithms, and produce compelling yet comprehensible displays

that reveal actionable insights about complex social processes.

Complete draft program for Connecting_the_Dots…

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CONNECTING THE DOTS A Network Visualization Symposium

CONNECTING THE DOTS
A Network Visualization Symposium