Karissa Rae McKelvey

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Karissa McKelvey is a software developer, writer, project manager, and activist supporting an equitable web. Formerly a research scientist at Indiana University, her work studying online political communication resulted in multiple peer-reviewed papers and press in outlets such as NPR and the Wall Street Journal. In addition to an experienced software and web developer, she has successfully led teams to success with diverse projects throughout her career in academia, non-profits, and industry. In her spare time, she teaches beginning programmers, volunteers her time in social movements, and plays the trumpet.

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Karissa Rae McKelvey

Intro to Python Data Analysis in Wakari

Visualizing Communication on Social Media: Making Big Data Acessible

The Promise and Perils of Digital Democracy

Interoperability of a Social Media Observatory

The Geospatial Characteristics of a Social Movement Communication Network

Design and Prototyping of a Social Media Observatory