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Foundational Social media analytics for research completed.

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My Infographic about my strategy to support my control of my Online Digital Presence

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My Infographic about my strategy to support my control of my Online Digital Presence

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My Personal Digital Strategy for My Online Presence

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Link to my Profile:

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My Reinvented Privacy Policy for Twitter

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My Reinvented Privacy Policy for Twitter

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For our E-Portfolio, we were asked to compare and contrast Pinterest and Pocket as ways of managing information. After creating accounts for both sites, browsing them both, and saving multiple different posts across both sites I have come up with a few ways that these sites are similar and how they contrast, and some advantages and disadvantages of both.

The first thing I noticed after browsing both sites for a while was the lack of options for searching on Pocket without paying for the premium subscription. I found this to be very annoying for managing information as it can only show you articles you're not necessarily looking for and can be frustrating if you are looking for articles on a specific topic. At the same time, this lack of search can help broaden your perspectives into an article that you previously may not have clicked on. For example, whilst browsing pocket I was browsing the 'Gaming' section and stumbled upon an interesting article on a TV show I'm currently watching called "The Last of Us" which was originally a game on the Playstation.

In the case of Pinterest, you can easily search for whatever topic you want and it can be as niche as possible and there will more than likely be posts there. The downside to this is that the posts are often a lot less educational or provide information and are more so pictures. Due to the caption limit it can be hard to learn from Pinterest unless it is an Infographic, video tutorial of some sort, or leads you to an article via a website link.

Overall both websites are very interesting and useful but overall in terms of education and managing information, I'd favour Pocket as it has more 'information' on it.

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Data Visualisation for Novice Researchers completed.

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I decided to do my video creation in the form of a tutorial for my favourite game 'Fifa 23'. In this video I show how to purchase a player on the transfer market and what can be done with them once you have purchased the player.

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How to buy a player on the FIfa 23 Transfer Market

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This is the Choropleth Map I created using Datawrapper.

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I found an interesting Dataset on Kaggle that showed the price of a Netflix subscription per month in countries where it's available so I decided to do my Choropleth map on this.

Link to my map on Datawrapper

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Screenshot of my pocket Profile and some articles I found interesting.

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My Pinterest: