Context and Goal
  • Collect
  • Intrepret
  • Document
  • Share
This project analyzes the NoteTracker Dashboard as a Digital Humanities (DH) project within the field of Economics. The goal is to evaluate how the project collects, interprets, documents, and shares cultural and economic data related to misinformation on social media platforms. Using DH principles, this analysis assesses whether the project reflects best practices in analyzing cultural data, preserving digital records, and making data publicly accessible.
Overview of NoteTracker

INTRODUCTION

Summary Overview

The NoteTracker Dashboard is a digital research platform that provides access to data from Community Notes on the social media platform X. It allows users to search, filter, and analyze how misinformation is flagged and evaluated through a crowdsourced fact-checking system. Who: Social Media Lab (Toronto Metropolitan University) Where: Online public dashboard When: Released in 2025 What: A searchable database and analytics tool for Community Notes Audience: Researchers, journalists, policymakers, and the general public

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