Getting Started

You are excited about what you can do with Facepager? Then you have landed at the right spot. Explore our wide range of hands-on Getting Started tutorials. Dive right into whatever sparks your interest and learn by doing.

Recently Added

Here we list the five most recently added Getting Started tutorials.

• Getting Started with Wikidata (artists gender)
• Learn the basics of SPARQL and empower yourself to speak the universal language of public databases, while accessing them easily through Facepager
• Fetch bibliometrics from OpenAlex
• Seize a user friendly opportunity to tap into the Culture Knowledge Graph, a rapidly expanding component of Germany's national research data infrastructure (NFDI)
• Getting Started with Wikidata (writers network)

Presets

• Using the Facebook API with a preset
• Text completion & classification using GPT3

Plattforms

Follow the tutorials below to quickly learn how to fetch data from various platforms.

• CrowdTangle
• Facebook
• NFDI4Culture's Culture Knowledge Graph
• Twitter
• Wikidata
• YouTube

Some more elaborate tutorials

• Step-by-step guide on how to set up a visual network analysis based on Wikidata using Facepager, R, and Gephi
• Scraping Links from Webpages Thx to ChantalGrtnr!
• Speech recognition with Google Cloud Platform

Getting Started Archive

A collection of our Getting Started tutorials has become outdated due to technical restrictions of platform APIs. That said, they still offer valuable insights into Facepager's capabilities. Don't sleep on them.

• Collecting a YouTube Related Videos Network Thx to ChantalGrtnr!

By following some tutorials you will learn the basics of working with Facepager. Instructions across examples may look similar. Notice, however, that you are working with different APIs. If you want to download files or work with other APIs see the sections about the Files Module and the Generic Module. For a full overview of all Facepager Wiki content, please refer to the pages list in the upper-right corner of this site.