Digital Humanities Summer Institute: some charts from my #dhsi2014 archive

~ Ernesto Priego

Please start here first (dated 7 June 2014).

Then read this (dated 9 June 2014).

Below I share some charts I created with my #dhsi2014 archive (as I have indicated data might require further refining; visualisations including the infographic in the second link above offer a view of specific data; also this is a work in progress done for rapid publication and sharing.  I am aware there might be errors, etc.).

You can click on the charts to enlarge them.

[The #dhsi2014 tweets per day in archive bar chart had a typo so have removed to correct; will replace as soon as I can].

Tweet Volume per #dhsi014 User
Tweet Volume per #dhsi014 User
Proportion of Users by #dhsi2014 Tweets
Proportion of Users by #dhsi2014 Tweets
Top 25 #dhsi2014 Tweeters in Archive
Top 25 #dhsi2014 Tweeters in Archive

[*I had forgotten to say that indeed 770 Tweets from one single user seems disproportionate in context– will check the reason –deduplication might be needed, or maybe too many RTs?]

umber of Tweets Sent with the Top 15 (of total of 53) Sources of #dhsi2014 Tweets
Number of Tweets Sent with the Top 15 (of total of 53) Sources of #dhsi2014 Tweets

Priego, Ernesto (2014): Digital Humanities Summer Institute 2014: A #dhsi2014 Archive. figshare.
http://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.1050020

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