Online Influence and Persuasion

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Course Overview

In the "Online Influence and Persuasion" course, learners will explore the intricate dynamics of social media through the lens of Social Network Analysis (SNA). This course is designed to equip you with essential skills to analyze how social media influences behaviors, perceptions, and organizational structures. By mastering key SNA measures and clustering techniques, you will uncover valuable insights into network subgroups and social forces. What sets this course apart is its comprehensive approach to understanding online influence, including the neurobiological aspects of social media addiction and the interplay between misinformation and persuasion. You will gain hands-on experience managing social media data through APIs, enabling you to extract, transform, and analyze data effectively. By the end of this course, you will not only understand the theoretical foundations of online influence and persuasion but also acquire practical skills that can be applied in various contexts, from marketing to behavioral research. This unique combination of theory and practice will prepare you to navigate the complexities of the digital landscape and make data-driven decisions that can enhance organizational effectiveness.

Course FAQs

What are the prerequisites for 'Online Influence and Persuasion'?

Prerequisites for this continuing education class are set by Johns Hopkins University. Most professional development online classes benefit from some prior knowledge. Please check the provider's page for specific requirements.

Will I receive a certificate for this CE class?

Yes, upon successful completion, Johns Hopkins University typically offers a shareable certificate to showcase your new skills and fulfill your continuing education requirements.

How long does this online course take to complete?

Completion times for online continuing education courses vary. The provider's website will have the most accurate estimate of the time commitment needed.