Course: Digital Media Analytics: Introduction

Correlation is one of the most basic and common statistical procedures. A correlation is a single number that describes the degree of relationship between two variables. Correlations are statistical measures …

In this video, we will review the underlying logic and inferences behind t-tests and correlation as it relates to social media. The particular example provides an illustrative way of thinking …

Now that we have our data, let’s discuss how we can evaluate it. One form of analysis is the t-test, which assesses whether the means of two groups are statistically …

Google Sheets can be used in many ways to harvest data from social media. It has built-in functions that can be used to create formulas that manipulate data and calculate …

We have already seen that data needs to be sorted, cleaned, and organised in such a way as to allow the analyst to interpret the outcomes. TAGS is a free …

Why use templates? Templates can save a significant amount of time and effort when working with a vast amount of data. They can also make the data analysis process and …

Looking at large amounts of social media data can often be puzzling and overwhelming. What are the right tools to monitor and assess this data and improve social media performance? …

Natalie White elaborates on how social media has changed over time, how it differs across platforms, and its importance for the future. After watching the video, answer these questions and …

Are data science and social media analytics synonyms or are they different concepts? Social media analytics is a toolkit with many specialised devices. It’s also at the border of several …

After developing a research plan using the social media using the toolkit, it’s now time to look at all the data. In Week 3, we’ll be examining how statistics can …

We’ve seen in Week 1 that social media is a powerful data resource, but to make the most of it, you need the right tools. This week we continued the …

Social media is invaluable in its ability to generate information about a large audience quickly, frequently, and in focused ways. Whether through formal research for organisations or through spontaneous questions …

Now that we’ve seen how social media analytics can provide useful information to make better business decisions, we’re looking forward to next week where we’ll be learning more about analytics …