Smart Networks by June Holley, 2009, Plexus Institute

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Network Weaver Checklist

Do you help build a network culture?

_____ 1. Love to unearth other people dreams and visions

_____ 2. Model an approach to relationships that is positive, appreciative and focused on

strengths & gifts

_____ 3. Treat everyone as a peer

_____ 4. Encourage complex reciprocity--sharing information & resources with others without

expecting a return from that person because you know others will share with you

_____ 5. Point out the value of knowing people with different perspectives and from different

backgrounds

_____ 6. Encourage people to see conflicts as opportunities to develop breakthroughs

_____ 7. Encourage people to listen deeply to each other

_____ 8. Insist that people check assumptions about what others are saying

_____ 9. Encourage people to identify shared or overlapping interests or values

_____10. Help people make accurate and realistic assessments of others

_____11. Show people how to build trust through small, low-risk collaborations with others


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Summary of Social Network Analysis Tool Types

Type Description

Advanced / Academic Social

Network Analysis Tools

Accessible but Advanced

Social Network Analysis

Tools

Simple, Easy to Use Social

Network Analysis Tools

! Often used in academic settings and intended for the most sophisticated types of

social network analysis

! Often built for performance as opposed to usability

! User guides and help files are not comprehensive or are written for more

sophisticated audiences

! Example: UCINET

! Used in more general settings, including corporate environments

! Built with the user in mind and tend to be more intuitive and easier to use than tools

for primarily academic applications

! Software help files are more comprehensive and user guides are written for a

general user audience

! Example: NetMiner

! Can be used by users less familiar with social network analysis! Tools are built without complex functionality and are very easy to navigate and

use

! Help files are simple and clear

! Example: Smart Network Analyzer

The SNA tools we surveyed can be broken into the following broad categories:

Online Tools That Enable

Visualization of PreexistingUser Generated Data

! Used to analyze existing data made available by users

! Often simple to use with intuitive functionality

! Example: Xigi

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Network Metrics

1 2 3 4Connector 7.94 96.83 210.81 588.7

Integration 14.94 84.51 104.58 395.6


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