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    This syllabus outlines the topics and schedule for a course on social media over 12 weeks. It includes introductions to key concepts like social media value, usability, privacy and trust. Guest lectures are scheduled on platforms/communities and social media economics. Assignments include individual work reports, peer evaluations of project proposals, and a final project presentation at the end. Reference materials on social media design, analytics and data mining are also provided.

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    This syllabus outlines the topics and schedule for a course on social media over 12 weeks. It includes introductions to key concepts like social media value, usability, privacy and trust. Guest lectures are scheduled on platforms/communities and social media economics. Assignments include individual work reports, peer evaluations of project proposals, and a final project presentation at the end. Reference materials on social media design, analytics and data mining are also provided.

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    Syllabus: April 18: Good Friday April 25: Easter Holidays

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    This syllabus outlines the topics and schedule for a course on social media over 12 weeks. It includes introductions to key concepts like social media value, usability, privacy and trust. Guest lectures are scheduled on platforms/communities and social media economics. Assignments include individual work reports, peer evaluations of project proposals, and a final project presentation at the end. Reference materials on social media design, analytics and data mining are also provided.

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    Syllabus

    February 22: General information and introduction on social media




    March 01: Social media value proposition 


    March 08: Social media usability and adoption


    March 15: Privacy, trust and reputation


    March 22: Participatory design


    March 28: Web 2.0 features


    April 04:  Platforms and communities (Yan Luong)


    April 11:  Social media economics (Samuel Bendahan)


    April 18: Good Friday


    April 25: Easter Holidays


    May 02: Web analytics


    May 09: Emerging ad hoc social media applications 


    May 16: Graphical design (ECAL) 


    May 23: Project presentations


    May 31: Ascension Break
    Deadlines

    March 15:
    Submission of individual work reports (2 pages)

    March 22:
    Peer evaluation, starts,




    10 proposals to be evaluated by each student

    March 28:
    Completion of peer evaluation




    Selection of the 10 best proposals by experts, group creation

    May 09: 
    Report on peer evaluation




    Discussion on course evaluation 

    May 23: 
    Project presentations
    References

    Chris Anderson (2006) - The Long Tail: Why the Future of Business is

    Selling Less of More. New York, NY: Hyperion. ISBN 1-4013-0237-8

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    Joshua Porter - Designing for the Social Web (amazon)

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    Matthew A. Russel - Mining the Social Web: Analyzing Data from Facebook,
    Twitter, LinkedIn, and Other Social Media Sites. O’Reilly 2011. (amazon)

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