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CLARIN-PLUS WORKSHOP: Creation and Use of Social Media Resources 18-19 May 2017 | Kaunas, Lithuania Acknowledgements The CLARIN-PLUS Workshop “Creation and Use of Social Media Resources“ in Kaunas, Lithuania hosted by CLARIN-LT, was the fourth and final workshop in a series of user involvement workshops within the CLARIN-PLUS project. INVITED TALKS • to demonstrate the possibilities of social media resources and natural language processing tools for researchers with a diverse research background who are interested in empirical research of language and social practices in computer-mediated communication • to promote interdisciplinary cooperation possibilities • to initiate a discussion on the various approaches to social media data collection and processing Invited talk 1: “Creation of Standards for Social Media Corpora: a Digital Humanities Topic Par Excellence” Prof. dr. Michael Beißwenger, University of Duisburg-Essen Invited talk 2: “NLP Meets Computational Social (Media) Science” Dr. Dirk Hovy, University of Copenhagen Invited talk 3: “Thinking Critically about Digital Data Collection: Twitter and Beyond” Dr. Rebekah Tromble, Leiden University Invited talk 4: “Collection, Storage and Analysis of Online Teenage Talk: Assets and Challenges” Dr. Reinhild Vandekerckhove, University of Antwerp, Belgium Invited talk 5: “Text Analysis for Social Media Cybersecurity: the AMiCA Project” Prof. dr. Els Lefever, Ghent University Demo Session: “An Open Source GATE Toolkit for Social Media Analysis” Diana Maynard, University of Sheffield, UK Hands-on Session: “Harvesting, Processing and Visualising Data from Twitter” Dr. Nikola Ljubešić, Jožef Stefan Institute AIMS DEMO SESSIONS RESULTS AND FOLLOW UP • Online overview of CMC corpora (available in Google docs) • Two blog posts (by Adrien Barbaresi and organisers) • Nikola Ljubešić‘s practical toolkit on harvesting, processing, and visualising data from Twitter available on the event page https://www.clarin.eu/events • For more information about the workshop visit: https://www.clarin.eu/events • Videos of invited talks, presentations by participants and interviews with participants have been published on Videolectures: http://videolectures.net/clarin/
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CLARIN-PLUS WORKSHOP: Creation and Use of Social Media Resources
18-19 May 2017 | Kaunas, Lithuania
Acknowledgements The CLARIN-PLUS Workshop “Creation and Use of Social Media Resources“ in Kaunas, Lithuania hosted by CLARIN-LT, was the fourth and final workshop in a series of user involvement workshops within the CLARIN-PLUS project.
INVITED TALKS
• to demonstrate the possibilities of social media resources and natural language processing tools for researchers with a diverse research background who are interested in empirical research of language and social practices in computer-mediated communication
• to promote interdisciplinary cooperation possibilities • to initiate a discussion on the various approaches to social media data collection and processing
Invited talk 1: “Creation of Standards for Social Media Corpora: a Digital Humanities Topic Par Excellence”
Prof. dr. Michael Beißwenger, University of Duisburg-Essen
Invited talk 2: “NLP Meets Computational Social (Media) Science” Dr. Dirk Hovy, University of Copenhagen
Invited talk 3: “Thinking Critically about Digital Data Collection: Twitter and Beyond”
Dr. Rebekah Tromble, Leiden University
Invited talk 4: “Collection, Storage and Analysis of Online Teenage Talk: Assets and Challenges”
Dr. Reinhild Vandekerckhove, University of Antwerp, Belgium
Invited talk 5: “Text Analysis for Social Media Cybersecurity: the AMiCA Project”
Prof. dr. Els Lefever, Ghent University
Demo Session: “An Open Source GATE Toolkit for Social Media Analysis”
Diana Maynard, University of Sheffield, UK Hands-on Session: “Harvesting, Processing and Visualising Data from Twitter”
Dr. Nikola Ljubešić, Jožef Stefan Institute
AIMS
DEMO SESSIONS
RESULTS AND FOLLOW UP
• Online overview of CMC corpora (available in Google docs)
• Two blog posts (by Adrien Barbaresi and organisers)
• Nikola Ljubešić‘s practical toolkit on harvesting, processing, and visualising data from Twitter available on the event page https://www.clarin.eu/events
• For more information about the workshop visit: https://www.clarin.eu/events
• Videos of invited talks, presentations by participants and interviews with participants have been published on Videolectures: http://videolectures.net/clarin/
