Dear NSMNSS members,
We're delighted to invite you to the next set of free NSMNSS network activities:
■ We will be holding our final Knowledge Exchange Seminar, hosted at NatCen Social Research on 15 March at 35 Northampton Square, London, EC1V 0AX.
This half day session (12.30-4.30pm) will focus exclusively on the issues related to data and analysis quality arising from social media research, please see the programme copied below for more details. We have very limited spaces for this event so places will be allocated on a first come first served basis and preference will be given to participants willing to contribute a case study or example from their own experience to one of the sessions. If you would like to attend the seminar please contact us (see below) confirming your contact details (email and phone number). We would hope attendees are able to share their experiences throughout the day of quality issues they have faced using social media.
This half day session (12.30-4.30pm) will focus exclusively on the issues related to data and analysis quality arising from social media research, please see the programme copied below for more details. We have very limited spaces for this event so places will be allocated on a first come first served basis and preference will be given to participants willing to contribute a case study or example from their own experience to one of the sessions. If you would like to attend the seminar please contact us (see below) confirming your contact details (email and phone number). We would hope attendees are able to share their experiences throughout the day of quality issues they have faced using social media.
■ Although the Seminar is free, space is limited; if you do not attend after reserving a place we will make an administrative charge to cover the costs of catering and administration. Please only reserve a space if you intend to attend.
■ In the next couple of weeks we will host the latest in out series of hour long NSMNSS tweetchats related to the issues for discussion in the seminar (follow the hashtag #NSMNSS to participate).
Our Knowledge Exchange Seminars provide an opportunity for researchers, practitioners and policy-makers to share ideas. Each of the four sessions will be interactive, with lots of opportunity for open discussion. We are asking for network volunteers to help deliver the day. You can volunteer to:
■ Tell us about your experiences by providing a descriptive case study– a short 2-3 minute description of an ethical issue or concern that you have encountered in your social media research. Please identify which of the suggested themes in the programme you think your example would fit under and we will ask you to share this during the relevant session, in advance via a blog or on the day with a video blog.
If you would like to contribute to the event on 15th March please reply to Kelsey Beninger on kelsey.beninger@natcen.ac.uk by 1st March giving details also of whether and how you would like to contribute. If you would like to contribute a blog or case study, please also include what session your experience relates to.
A live stream of the event will be available, if you are unable to join us please share your thoughts and insights with tweets and comments on our Methodspace forum before and after the event. Remember you can join in network activities here at any time: http://www.natcen.ac.uk/nsmnss/
For a map to NatCen Social Research, please click here.
With thanks from the NSMNSS network team.
Blurring the Boundaries - new social media, new social science?
Knowledge Exchange Seminar 4 |
Quality in Social Media Research
Quality in Social Media Research
15th March 2013, NatCen Social Research
35 Northampton Square , London , EC1V 0AX
12.30pm
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Arrival and lunch
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1.00pm
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Session 1
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Augmenting curated data with twitter feeds
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■ Dr. Luke Sloan, COSMOS,
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1.50pm
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Session 2
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Practical and epistemological challenges of online research
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■ Antonio Casilli, Telecom ParisTech
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2.40pm
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Break
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3.00pm
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Session 3
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Depth or disinhibition? What is social media data telling us?
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■ Stephen Webster, NatCen Social Research
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3.50pm
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Session 4
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Draw together key messages for quality
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■ Led by NSMNSS
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4.30pm
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Close and next steps
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