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Homebrew CommResearch Club: Computational Approaches to Studying COVID-19 (CCA 2020)

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CCA Solidarity Symposium 2020

Homebrew CommResearch Club: Computational Approaches to Studying COVID-19

Jonathan Zhu, Axel Bruns, Wenhong Chen, Cuihua Cindy Shen, Celine Yunya Song, and Wayne Xu

  • 9 May 2020 – Chinese Communication Association Solidarity Symposium, online

Homebrew Comm-Research is gaining momentum while we work from home. What are the basic approaches of computational communication research that may help combat the pandemic? How to select and develop methodological tools? What are important lessons and best practices? How to collaborate across disciplinary and cultural boundaries?

 

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