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+# Tutorial
+
+- Who this tutorial is for
+- Scope and purpose: where will we be at the end of this tutorial?
+- Introduction to Twitter and social media data
+- Note that this tutorial can be done with the standard API track - academic access is not required, but some parts will point out additional functionality/approaches that can be done with academic access
+
+
+## Motivating Example
+
+- Describe the case study aims and objectives: why are we here?
+
+
+## Before You Begin
+
+- responsibilities when working with social media data
+- Twitter developer access
+
+
+## Installation and Setup
+
+### Installing Python
+
+### Installing Twarc
+
+### Configuring Twarc
+
+
+## What Can We Do with the Twitter API?
+
+- Tour of Different API endpoints and how they map to platform affordances
+- Different data types (primarily user focused/tweet focused endpoints)
+- Different entity types on the Twitter platforms (URLs, hashtags, mentions, conversations etc)
+
+
+## Introduction to Twitter Search
+
+- Twitter search is boolean search!
+- Overview of some useful operators and examples
+- count first, retrieve tweets later
+- End by actually collecting some data?
+
+
+## Interlude: Handling Twitter JSON data
+
+- Twitter JSON is complex relational data
+- twarc-csv plugin as a starting point for some data transformation - other options
+- Common gotchas with Twitter data (opening in excel breaks things)
+- End with a transformation or exploratory analysis that shows something worth looking into further.
+
+
+## Enriching Collected Data
+
+- Based on analysis from the interlude, do something more collected, drawing on the advanced twarc2 CLI functionality likes searches, timelines or conversations
+
+
+## Final Section: Use the Collected Data to Address the Movating Example
+
+- Needs a better title
+- Actually come up with an answer/insight/direction for future work using the collected data to address the question
+
+
+## Closing: Suggested Next Steps and Resources
+
+Link to suggested "next tutorials" that lead on from this one, without tightly coupling them.