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Jessica Welch

Topics Covered

  • Introduction to social media analytics
  • Overview of digital analytics
  • Twitter as a data source for analysis
  • Introduction to social media analytics research
  • Data science and social media analytics
  • Building a social media research program
  • Extracting meaning from data
  • Tools to track social media analytics
  • Organizing and categorizing social media data
  • Analysing social media data using t-tests and correlations

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