This course will introduce you to virtual data archiving platforms. It will explain the principles of storing and processing online archival data (websites, portals, forums, etc.). The course will present tools that allow you to look back at websites and data published on them in the past, even if they have been deleted from servers. Another part of the course will present web tools and platforms for live monitoring of social events. Various events in the real world (protests, catastrophes, military conflicts) instantly become content on social networks. Various data analytical tools help to collect and process the latest posts published on social networks. This course will provide an overview of the tools or online platforms that help to monitor and record various processes. These open content tools are used by law enforcement structures, researchers of threat assessment and social phenomena.
The outcomes of this course include skills and knowledge of the principles of virtual archiving platforms and online archival data storage and processing. Course participants will learn about tools that allow them to view and retrieve information from websites that existed in the past, even if they have been deleted. The course will also introduce online tools and platforms for live monitoring of social events. Through testing these tools and access to data, participants will gain the skills to collect and process the latest information posted on social networks. The training is useful for law enforcement authorities, threat assessment specialists and researchers of social phenomena.
phone: +370 673 61133
email giedrius.zvaliauskas@ktu.lt
Dr. Rasa Kasperienė is the project leader of the Social Media Lab Faculty of Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts, KTU. Her research interests include: virtual group behaviour, virtual identity, virtual communication, digital humanities and sociology research methods. In her research she analyses virtual communication using big data mining and analysis methods. Rasa Kasperienė also holds a university degree in programming and has been working in IT companies for more than 10 years.
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K. Donelaičio St. 73
44249 Kaunas, Lithuania
phone: +370 (671) 36 146
email mvg@ktu.lt
