For the analyses of the online conversations data and textmining techniques are applied.
The data (online conversations) for MMW are collected via social media monitoring tools via Facebook, Twitter and other social media.
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MMW is applied in the innovative web-based Entertainment-Education series SndBites and in the renowned Dutch soap series "Good Times Bad Times" produced by Endemol. Markers are unique words, expressions or slogans, which serve a kind of GPS function to trace back the conversations via social media. The MMW methodology is based on the concept of “markers”. In addition to various commands for markup formatting, MarkMyWords can easily move and duplicate text areas using keyboard shortcuts. For keyboard jugglers, MarkMyWords offers a variety of commands to quickly and efficiently write and edit texts. The Center for Media & Health (CMH) in collaboration with the University of Twente developed a methodology called Mark My Words (MMW) to detect and monitor interpersonal conversations on social media. MarkMyWords offers extensive possibilities to adapt the text field to your own wishes. There is a urgent need for methodologies for measuring effects of health communication intervention applying social media. What would it be like to grow up online? Author Amara Sage answers readers' questions about her novel, Influential (Faber), which explores the life.Internet technology in which social media play a central role, offers new opportunities for health communication. Influential author Amara Sage answers students’ questions How a Japanese legend inspired a new fantasy adventureĭiscover how the legend of a magical sword helped inspire Misa Sugiura's Momo Arashima Steals the Sword of the Wind (Puffin). The award is given annually to the author of the year's outstanding debut novel. The shortlist for the 2023 Branford Boase Award has been announced. In What the World Doesn't See, author Mel Darbon draws on her own sibling experiences, giving a voice to young people who are often not heard. Mel Darbon introduces What the World Doesn't See Schools will start to shadow the poetry award this month, and the final winner w. The Shortlist for the CLiPPA 2023 poetry award has been announced. The Black Friend: On Being a Better White PersonĬLiPPA 2023: poetry award shortlist announced
'Khan has created a book steeped in drama and empathy, as well as providing two iconic superheroes' - Nikesh Shukla on Kick the Moonīlack and British: A short, essential history 'A voice long overdue in British fiction' - Alex Wheatle on I Am Thunder. 'A bold and timely book about protest and finding your voice.' - The Observer The protagonist is extremely compelling and relatable, a warrior through and through - you'll root for Dua the entire way!' - Nikita Gill. 'A brilliant and powerful story that kept me on the edge of my seat. Mark My Words is the searing novel from Branford Boase Award-winner and 2020 World Book Day author Muhammad Khan, asking who you can trust when all you see is. But when she discovers that some kids at school are being blamed for selling drugs when the real perpetrator is right in front of their noses, she can't keep quiet any longer. When her school merges with another, Dua seizes her chance and sets up a rival newspaper, exposing the controversial stories that teachers and the kids who rule the school would rather keep buried.ĭua's investigations are digging up things she shouldn't get involved with about family, friends and her community and as exams rattle towards her, she needs to make some hard decisions about when to leave things alone. With a silver-tongue and an inquisitive nature, a career in journalism seems fated. Mark my words, this love will make you levitate Like a bird, like a bird without a cage Were down to earth if you choose to walk away Dont walk away (walk away) Its in the palm of your hand now, baby Its a yes or a no, no maybe So just be sure before you give it all to me All to me, give it all to me. Is the truth as simple as black and white? Mark My Words is the searing novel from Branford Boase Award-winner and 2020 World Book Day author Muhammad Khan, asking who you can trust when all you see is lies.ġ5-year-old Dua Iqbal has always had trouble minding her own business.
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