Resources and annexes to the paper **"[Towards Visual Explorations of Forums' Collective Dynamics in Learning Management Systems](tex_draft.pdf)"**
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## Images
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At the top (a) is half of compound yearly actor-actor network. The three bottom images (b), (c) and (d) are closeup around actor 642 during the quarters of the year.
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## Code
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The exemples of visualisations are accessible online at this adresses (<spanclass="timestamp-wrapper"><spanclass="timestamp"><2019-05-22 mer.></span></span>):
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### Hangout chats:
Visualizations on <https://observablehq.com/@maliky/conversation-visualization-v2>
1. Moodle visualization:
Visualizations on <https://observablehq.com/@maliky/playing-with-moodle-data>
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### Moodle visualization:
Visualizations on <https://observablehq.com/@maliky/playing-with-moodle-data>
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2. Coursera
### Coursera
Use the file <Code/SNA-Coursera17/> folder to scrape the data from a Coursera course and then wrangle the data to make the visualisation.
The visualisation requires graph<sub>tool.py</sub>
Check the <Code/SNA-Coursera17/README.md>
Use the file <Code/SNA-Coursera17/> folder to scrape the data from a Coursera course and then wrangle the data to make the visualisation.
The visualisation requires graph<sub>tool.py</sub>