I've recently completed a project where I had a group of 60 students and 25 qualified physiotherapists complete an open, online course on professional ethics. I'd like to analyse the connections (Likes, Comments, Follows, Links, etc.) that were created during the course. Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated. Here is a link to the project page: http://www.physio-pedia.com/Professional_Ethics_Course.
Have a look at Gelphi [ http://gephi.org/ ]. There may be some useful information for you here on this question. [ https://www.researchgate.net/post/What_tools_do_you_use_to_visualize_and_analyse_very_large_complex_networks?exp_tc=tprc ]
Hi Matt. Thanks for the suggestion. I've downloaded Gephi but I don't think that it allows me to simply give it a list of URLs and to analyse the connections between them. The problem seems to be with getting the raw data into the right "shape" for the software to analyse.
As I read further on the topic however, I'm wondering if what I actually need is a web data extraction tool. Something that will let me provide a range of URLs, and then extract ordered data that can be added to a spreadsheet. Any thoughts?
Hi Michael, I was using Gephi to prepare for a course Social Network Analysis [ https://www.coursera.org/course/sna ]. The data preparation is quite advanced. I did search the net to and found a number of data extraction tools, none of which I have used. Someone here maybe able to advise.
Hi Matt and Affan. I actually registered for that course a few weeks ago, so it's good to hear that it was worthwhile for you. Thanks for following up on my question.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/social-sharing-toolkit/
just add this plug in in your wordpress.
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