Join the WSU NDSA for a presentation regarding our current Social Media Research Project this coming Thursday, April 16th at 7 PM ET! With this project we seek to answer the question of how much of the data that social media platforms collect are users able to get back, and what does that mean for preservation and ownership? Participants will be able to choose a platform, investigate its data export tools, and help us build a broader analysis across platforms.

This is a great opportunity to contribute to a real LIS research project, gain experience in digital preservation and platform analysis, as well as add a concrete research project to your resume/CV! Sign up to join our team here: https://forms.wayne.edu/69bc0c0bf1837. Those wanting to learn more about the project or NDSA before joining are welcome to join us for the meeting as well!

We’ll be working toward a final presentation/report by mid-June, with flexible, collaborative participation along the way.

Email Kim Schroeder (ag1797@wayne.edu) or Saja Noor (gv6692@wayne.edu) to join the NDSA's Teams channel or if you have any questions about the project or NDSA as a whole