It's been a little over a week since the BYU Family History Conference where I made several presentations. Mark Tucker over at ThinkGenealogy.com has posted his tweets he made during the conference.
His tweets aren't the usual drivel one finds on Twitter and it's nice to see what someone thinks are the main points of your lecture.
Michael John Neill's genealogy website. Things that cross my path, general research suggestions, and whatever else ...with a little bit of attitude. I don't post "news" just to post it, never post a press release (edited or otherwise), don't feign excitement, and pretty much say what I think.
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10 August 2009
31 July 2009
Twittering in My Lecture
Mark Tucker was in the 5:00 lecture I gave at the BYU conference yesterday and he was twittering while there, which I thought was really neat.
I'm wondering what others think of twittering during a lecture? Either from the attendee perspective or the speaker perspective.
Here is Mark's initial tweet.
And one more. There were several more during the lecture, but I won't link to them all.
Here are most of the tweets from the conference.
I'm wondering what others think of twittering during a lecture? Either from the attendee perspective or the speaker perspective.
Here is Mark's initial tweet.
And one more. There were several more during the lecture, but I won't link to them all.
Here are most of the tweets from the conference.
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