SMART Bootcamp Part 11 -- Evolisten, Variables and Word Clouds

In the first two weeks of March 2012, Conversition hit the road with a Social Media Analysis and Research Training (S.M.A.R.T.) Bootcamp visiting four cities across North America. This exclusive, four city event hosted over 80 researchers in Toronto, New York, Los Angeles and Dallas offering them the opportunity to learn about the emerging field of social media research and practical uses of the new medium.

The entire S.M.A.R.T. Session was captured on video and is now available in bite-sized chunks for anyone to view at their leisure.

Key Learning Outcomes
- General theory and practice of social media research
- Identifying research objectives and solving specific problems
- Best practices in the collection and analysis of data as well as ethical standards
- Using social media data for both quantitative and qualitative research
- Using Evolisten to explore social media opinions, generate hypotheses, develop insights, and solve problems

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