Digital Skills Workshops for PhD Students (UNIGE and Geneva Graduate Institute)

nodegoat Workshop: Social Network Analysis, Friday, 7 June, 10:00-13:00, online

Social Network Analysis can reveal brokers in your data that have remained unknown. By analysing various measures of centrality (e.g. degree centrality and betweenness centrality) you can learn more about the position of any node within your network. We will use the web based research environment 'nodegoat' (https://nodegoat.net) to discuss and apply various measures of centrality and show you how you can make use of these approaches in your own research project.

Workshop Programme:

10:00 Introduction to network analysis in nodegoat
10:30 Who are you and what is your research question
10:45 Learn how to enter relational data in nodegoat
11:30 Break
11:45 Learn how to perform network analysis in nodegoat
12:30 Learn how to implement a relational data model in your nodegoat environment
13:00 End of the workshop

Request a nodegoat account before the workshop via https://nodegoat.net/requestaccount 

LAB1100 is a research and development firm established in 2011 by Pim van Bree and Geert Kessels. LAB1100 brings together skills in new media, history, and software development. Working together with universities, research institutes, and museums, LAB1100 has built the digital research platform nodegoat and produces interactive data visualisations.

PhD students of the Graduate Institute will be informed of each workshop by email.  For any questions regarding registration to the workshop, please contact: emma.cranfield@graduateinstitute.ch