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Social Media

Posted under networks, life, social media - Jul 2nd, 08 - No Comments

Social media is a pretty hot topic of late. In addition to the popular press and blogosphere take on the phenomenon, there’s a whole MSI degree specialization in social computing over at SI, so it seems that social media has already become something of an institution in a rather short time.
I’m not sure where I […]

Dynamic Social Network Analysis with Taverna

Posted under school, networks, web analytics, research - Dec 2nd, 07 - 1 Comment

This semester’s research practicum has been focusing extending some prior work on dynamic social network analysis of Free/Libre Open Source Software (FLOSS) development teams. In practical terms, this means that we’re analyzing the patterns of communication in email lists for a selection of FLOSS projects. The long-term goal is to scale it up to […]

Living the Dream

Posted under school, networks, life, research - Oct 18th, 07 - No Comments

My schoolwork has invaded my dreams.  Several mornings this week, I found myself struggling not to wake from my dreams when the alarm went off - I was trying to finish my to-do list before waking up. If only it worked that way! As it is, I think I’m keeping on top of things […]

Flickring in Ann Arbor

Posted under networks, photography, social media - Jun 4th, 07 - Comments Off

The local Flickr user community in Ann Arbor has been a wonderful part of the last year I’ve spent here. Besides the obvious benefits of friendship and expertise networks, I’ve really rediscovered the joy of photography as a result of association with other photo geeks exploring the social life of photographers.
The Ann Arbor Flickr […]

Facebook

Posted under networks, social media - May 31st, 07 - 2 Comments

I appear to be an early adopter of some social networks and not others; I set up a Facebook account just last week. After considering it useless to me for two years as a student, I find it considerably more useful as an alumna. In terms of keeping up with college pals, there’s […]