Benefits of twittering during Conference Museums and the Web MW2010!

Posted on 16 April 2010 | Comments Off

Museums and the Web is an annual conference exploring the social, cultural, design, technological, economic, and organizational issues of culture, science and heritage on-line. Taking an international perspective, MW reviews and analyzes the issues and impacts of networked cultural, natural and scientific heritage. On Twitter @museummedia asked MW2010 participants following question:”Do you experience Twittering as useful as participant of #mw2010? If YES, What’s the benefit for you?”

Here are some reactions:

• smailtronic @museummedia absolutely, #mw2010 makes it easy to keep up with things you may have missed.
• Redltx @museummedia Twitter is THE way of staying in touch with the rest of the  #mw2010 comunity. So much going on, will give some kind of overview
• whitneyft @museummedia tweeting helps promote Asynchronous dialogue+ allows you “to be” in many places at once and hear parallel realizations. #mw2010
• AnraKennedy @museummedia My first #mw2010, new to Twitter too (as individ rather than  org). Helps to connect w new people & feel part of it all.
• innova2 @museummedia Twt multiplies your mw experience, you can voice your views&allows u 2 share with yr followers what’s being discussed  #mw2010
• museumboerhaave Our curator of medicine and educational staff member spent together 6 hours a day on Twitter. Is that too much? (-; #mw2010
• outtacontext 1st time following tweets of my panel DURING panel! RT @museummedia:  Do you experience Twittering as useful as participant of #mw2010?

You can still give your reactions on Twitter @museummedia with hashtag #mw21010.

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