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12 Nov

Posted at 10:00h in Events, Uncategorized by
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This is part of a series of blog posts about event amplification. See this introductory blog post and the event amplification tag for other relevant blog posts. Following event amplification I've discovered and followed a number of events through Twitter (usually through one of the people I follow mentioning an event) and online. I think Twitter is the most commonly used way to follow at the moment, although it's great to see more and more events being livestreamed either by audio or video, or incorporating a group chat feature for online followers. I've shared below some of the things I have learnt from following...

10 Nov

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This is part of a series of blog posts about event amplification. See this introductory blog post and the event amplification tag for other relevant blog posts. Supporting amplification (as an organiser) As Marketing Officer for CILIP West Midlands, I've organised events and want to encourage people to share their experiences to widen the reach of the event. For a recent CILIP West Midlands event (The Library Debate) we had a member of the branch tweeting on behalf of the branch account @CILIPWM, and we hope to do this again in our upcoming hustings event. Here are some of the things I've learnt to...

08 Nov

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This is part of a series of blog posts about event amplification. See this introductory blog post and the event amplification tag for other relevant blog posts. Acting as an amplifier Whenever I am fortunate enough to attend an event, I know there are others who may be interested but were unable to attend, and often those who may not have even been aware of the event but could gain value from it. I always try to blog the main points from events I have attended (usually after the event rather than live blogging), and in the last couple of years I have...

28 Oct

Posted at 16:46h in Events, Marketing, Uncategorized by
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[picappgallerysingle id="231085"]I started this blog post in a conference break at the JISC Future of Research conference. I wasn't actually at the conference (it was held in London); I was in my office in Birmingham following along using various event amplification tools. I hadn't come across the term event amplification (i.e. amplifying the event beyond the physical location, for example by using livestreaming or Twitter) until quite recently, through Brian Kelly's blog and a subsequent discussion I had with him. However, I have been involved in event amplification in a number of different ways before. Event amplification (although I didn't term it as that) has been an important consideration of mine both as an attendee, an organiser, and a remote participant.

12 Jul

Posted at 09:00h in Events, Technology by
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[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="Emma Illingworth and myself at NPC2010 (from sarahjison on Flickr)"][/caption] Having gained a lot from the use of Twitter as a communication tool and conference backchannel at recent conferences, I was keen to encourage this at this year's New Professionals Conference. Thankfully, the organising committee agreed and I was appointed the grand title of “Twitter Officer” (despite what some people thought, this was only my title for the conference and not for my paid job!). The Twitter hashtag A hashtag of #npc2010 was agreed early on in the conference planning, and a TwapperKeeper archive was set up by Ned...