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An introduction to Twitter
A quick introduction to Twitter presentation, given to Australian Museum staff
Russ Weakley
, Web Designer
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Thnx for posting this Russ. Twas a great presentation. Here's some other links about Twitter that people may find useful:
Museums on Twitter - blog post with links to various museums on Twitter
Twitter in the classroom boosts student engagement - blog post reporting on a study that looked at usefulness of Twitter in universities
Twitter as an Audience Research tool? - my experiments with Twitter in exhibition evaluation
Twitter in plain English - Common Craft video explaining Twitter
Look forward to more discussion and tweeing!
Tags twitter,
To sign up for a Twitter account go to the Twitter homepage and the orange signup button. Remember to choose a username that is unique but not too long as that may restrict your tweet length. Start to follow some people and see how you get on. If AM staff (or anyone else for that matter) has questions please contact me, Russ or Brooke.