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Study of student groups on Facebook focused on two different methods of data collection
 Stavárek, Filip ; Růžička, Jakub (advisor) ; Remr, Jiří (referee)
The work focuses on student groups on Facebook, their structure, the highly acclaimed users and types of posts being posted in the groups. All those aspects are being observed by different methods, online survey and data mining. The main goal is to compare those methods of data collection and observe, whether are findings comparable and if, to what extend. The other goal is to highlight unique aspects of each of methods. Based on the results it is safe to say that the findings of both methods are interchangeable in limited extend. Those limitations are based on different approach to data collection. Each of chosen methods offer different advantages which ought to be considered while deciding one or another method. While one of advantages of web surveys is the ability to work with paradata and ask possibly on anything, data mining from Facebook offer the possibility to work with big data and their analysis. The main benefit of work is the demonstrational usage of both methods to better understand the limits of findings. Thus the reader will gain better idea when use one or another method. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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Study of student groups on Facebook focused on two different methods of data collection
 Stavárek, Filip ; Růžička, Jakub (advisor) ; Remr, Jiří (referee)
The work focuses on student groups on Facebook, their structure, the highly acclaimed users and types of posts being posted in the groups. All those aspects are being observed by different methods, online survey and data mining. The main goal is to compare those methods of data collection and observe, whether are findings comparable and if, to what extend. The other goal is to highlight unique aspects of each of methods. Based on the results it is safe to say that the findings of both methods are interchangeable in limited extend. Those limitations are based on different approach to data collection. Each of chosen methods offer different advantages which ought to be considered while deciding one or another method. While one of advantages of web surveys is the ability to work with paradata and ask possibly on anything, data mining from Facebook offer the possibility to work with big data and their analysis. The main benefit of work is the demonstrational usage of both methods to better understand the limits of findings. Thus the reader will gain better idea when use one or another method. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)
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