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Programme: LSE LIFE Programme
Course: Master's Dissertation: Practical tips for ethical use and storage of social media data
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Are you planning to analyse or quote social media (Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, Instagram Youtube etc) for your dissertation research? Will you use social media to recruit participants? Although social media profiles are publicly available online, researchers still need to consider issues of ethics and consent, protect participants’ data, storing social media data, terms and conditions and anonymisation. This workshop will take you through the key information you need to consider and give you the chance to share ideas with fellow students.

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