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Greening Events II Event Amplification Toolkit

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We are pleased to announce the formal publication of the Greening Events II Event Amplification Toolkit, and consider how this will inform further work in the field.

Tool Review: Timeline

Tool Review: Timeline Zoom in Read more

We explore a new tool for creating multimedia timelines and consider how this could be used in an amplified event context.

Introducing Tweet Buzzword Bingo

Introducing Tweet Buzzword Bingo Zoom in Read more

We exclusively reveal a new Twitter game and consider its potential as an amplification tool to encourage greater engagement with Twitter at events.

Assessing the Risks: Twitter

Assessing the Risks: Twitter Zoom in Read more

What are the risks involved with promoting Twitter use at your event? In this post, we consider the potential pitfalls and the ways you can mitigate against these risks.

Using TAGS at LIS DREaM 3

Using TAGS at LIS DREaM 3 Zoom in Read more

We test drive Martin Hawksey's TAGS and TAGSExplorer Twitter archiving tools out in the field at the LIS DREaM 3 workshop.

Sound is King

Sound is King Zoom in Read more

High quality audio is one of the top things clients and delegates request in event video coverage, even at smaller events. In this post, we consider how to improve both our sound equipment and techniques.

Goodbye Twapper Keeper

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As the Twapper Keeper Twitter archiving tool becomes part of Hootsuite, we explore the options now available to preserve event tweets.

Open Content and Open Events: Professional Development in an Amplified World

Open Content and Open Events: Professional Development in an Amplified World Zoom in Read more

A practical example of how to amplify your own presentation informally and entirely for free. Find out how Kirsty amplified her own presentation at Online Information 2011, where she discussed open content and open events.

Amplifying Events using LinkedIn

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LinkedIn is a rich source of predominantly professional networks, so it should provide the perfect platform for more formal events to engage with their communities. In this post, we explore the opportunities and pitfalls associated with using LinkedIn for event amplification.

The Little Things

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Reflections on the little things event organisers can do to make amplification easier - inspired by the efforts of the lovely team behind the JISC Research Integrity Conference at the Wellcome Collection Conference Centre, London.

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