For some reason my chart was not showing up on the blog post, but here it is. I did my blog post on the story about the headless woman. This was a very interesting story with limited characters, which made it hard to come up with a network.
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Hi,
For some reason, my chart was also not showing up on the blog post, I was wondering if it is because I hit “done” after I have published it and so the record did not catch any changes, or just didn’t capture the chart at all. Maybe other classmates can figure out how to do it but for now, I am very confused.
I think your graph is very interested and your relationship is set clearly. One suggestion I think would make this even better is showing the edges of the nodes in the picture, that wat people can visibly see the relationships between the characters.
Looks like WordPress’s security settings are preventing the full, interactive version from showing up in your posts. So screenshots and a link are fine!
Hi there, From what I can tell from the titles of your characters, I think that we both did “The Headless Woman”! It can be challenging make an extensive network graph when you are limited with such a small set of characters. I found it interesting how you focused on communication channels between characters and I focused on the relative helpfulness of the characters, primarily because both are important features of the story. I’m not sure if you are complete with this post or not, but it might be helpful to include the title of the story and spend some time explaining your process of creating this final network graph. I think that this can make your post more insightful and dynamic!