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Want to know more about Twitter? Attend Hashtags to Handles: Maximize your #NASPA12 through Twitter either on Sunday, March 11, 1:30pm-2:30pm | Convention Center 229AB or Monday, March 12, 10:30am-11:15am | Convention Center 229A
In preparing for the NASPA Annual Conference, we hope presenters will take into consideration how social media can be used during. This does not necessarily mean live streaming or tweeting out questions to the audience, but simply recognizing that individuals in your session may be engaging in what is called a "backchannel."
To further engage these individuals in and outside of the room, NASPA has compiled the following resources. This page will continue to grow, so please check back frequently.
The Benefits of a Backchannel (authored by @StacyLOliver)
Using the Twitter backchannel at an event
Picking the Right Hashtag (authored by @reyjunco)
More than just passing notes in class? Reflections on the Twitter-enabled backchannel (authored by Tony McNeill)