Social Network Analysis
- People
- Shawn Callahan
- Alistair Gibbons
- Jacob Moreno
- Andrew Parker
- Many, many more
- Resources
- Books
- Albert-László Barabási: Linked
- Rob Cross, Andrew Parker: The Hidden Power of Social Networks
- Weblinks
- Many, many more
- Practice
- Interventions
- cross-discipline projects
- job shadowing
- mentor/apprentice schemes
- self-descriptive awareness
- knowledge fairs
- knowledge 'speed-dating'
- Organizational Network Analysis
contributed by Alistair Gibbons
- Theory
- Relations
- Attributes
- Intensity
- Kind
- Source
- Sink
- Nodes
- Position in network
- Boundary spanner
- Peripheral Player
- Central Players
- Degree
- Closeness
- Betweenness
- Eigenvector Centrality
Boundary spanners are connected to different clusters, they are probably even the single point of contact
Number of ties to others
Distance of a give node to all other nodes
How many shortest pathes pass this node?
Links from central nodes are more important and weighted higher
Ethics
- no innocence
- no harm
- Data collection
- automatically from
- email
- violation of data protection and privacy?
- filtering relevant data nearly impossible
- collaboration in projects
- survey
- easy to complete
- strive for a particular goal
- narrative capture/analysis
contributed by Alistair Gibbons
- Tools
- Data collection