Digital Media Analytics: Introduction
$59.00
In this online course from Purdue University you will learn about:
- Analysing social and digital media
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Description
Duration: 3 weeks
Weekly study: 3 hours
This course is part of the Digital Media Analytics program, which will enable you to understand digital media analytics, as well as how they could help your business.
Understand how to get value from digital and social media
How can social along with digital media help a business improve? As well as how we can get useful data from social as well as digital media? What are the limitations of such data?
Get answers to these questions and more in this introductory course to social as well as digital media analytics. In the course, you will learn how to turn social as well as digital media information into business intelligence as well as discover why it is so useful for professionals.
You will look at the different types of data you can get from social media as well as the opportunities and limitations that each present.
- Introduction to social media analytics.
- Overview of digital analytics.
- Twitter as a data source for analysis.
- Introduction to social media analytics research.
- Data science as well as social media analytics.
- Building a social media research program.
- Extracting meaning from data.
- Tools to track social media analytics.
- Organizing as well as categorizing social media data.
- Analysing social media data using t-tests and correlations.
What will you achieve?
By the end of the course, you’ll be able to:
- Discuss the constraints, opportunities as well as limitations of using data from social media.
- Identify the possibilities with social media data as well as techniques available.
- Evaluate the basic types of social media data relevant to professionals.
- Explore social along with media data to answer questions and report actionable insights.
Who is the course for?
This course is for professionals looking to advance their careers as well as learn more about social media.
What software or tools do you need?
You will need a Google account to make use of Google sheets, as well as a Twitter account, and to install or access TAGS.
Who will you learn with?
Who developed the course?
One of the four best public universities in the US, Purdue delivers an engaging learning experience as well as a world-class degree.