Ago-formation | Expert en formation et ingénierie de formation à Toulouse Guide pratique de l'animateur scientifique. La petite salamandre | La revue des enfants curieux de nature zarifian 10 tips for live-tweeting an event Some of the greatest buzz I’ve generated on Twitter have been from live-tweeting events — from annual commencement ceremonies, to our president’s first day on the job, to an on-campus lecture from Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey. The response has been great. Live-tweeting allows communication to flow to and from the event, engages audiences wherever they may be and creates a digital diary of all that happened. It isn’t the end-all-be-all of promoting a University event. But I still think it’s kind of cool. Here’s a few tips I’ve picked up along the way: Live Tweeting Tip No. 1: Pick the right event Not every on-campus event is ripe for the tweeting. Live Tweeting Tip No. 2: Use your homepage as your home. Live Tweeting Tip No. 3: Create a hashtag. Live Tweeting Tip No. 4: Tell more than Twitter. Live Tweeting Tip No. 5: Check yourself before you wreck yourself. Live Tweeting Tip No. 6: Bring your charger. Live Tweeting Tip No. 7: Provide perspective.
explore-it: erforschen, erfinden und mehr HOURST-Le Mieux-Apprendre 12-step guide on how to live-tweet an event TweetTweet Twitter co-founder Evan Williams live-tweets on stage at the TED conference. Learn how Twitter can help you make the most of your next conference This is part of our series on how nonprofits can get the most out of Twitter and the first in a series of guest posts from content partner Movements.org. Guest post by Susannah VilaMovements.org Whether you are hosting an event such as a fund-raiser or a conference, or you are signed up to attend one, Twitter can help you to expand the event’s reach, grow your organization’s audience and connect with potential collaborators or partners. One effective technique is to take advantage of Twitter’s viral power during an event or conference — your own or someone else’s. 1Choose a hashtag or find the hashtag that the organizers have picked. Tip: You don’t need to be at an event to join in on the hashtag stream. Tip: Which tool will you be using to engage with the Twitter conversation during your event? 2Pay attention. 3Know your audience.