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- RSVP form now updated for 2012-13! Great events planned for Past Tense @TheHuntington Thanks to @USC_EMSI & ICW http://t.co/Xi4aimwf 2012-08-21
- The schedule is set for another great year for Past Tense @TheHuntington thanks to @USC_EMSI and ICW. RSVP at http://t.co/Xi4aimwf #writing 2012-08-09
- Excited to see all of the RSVPs rolling in for next week's Workshop. Join us @theHuntington! http://t.co/yeMHV33h 2012-04-18
- RT @janaremy: Tomorrow: the Past Tense seminar @TheHuntington at noon with David Adams, on History & the SW Borderlands http://t.co/gOnoNcaO 2012-02-17
- Happily expecting a crowd! Fri 1/20 at @theHuntington: Peter Stallybrass on "What is a Book?" http://t.co/Qk5hV2uv @janaremy @adamarenson 2012-01-17
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Twittering at #AHA2010
My experience with Twittering the AHA conference was a mixed bag. Some evident successes were the vigorous backchannel discussion at the “Is Google Good for History?” panel, the Twitter meet-up on Friday night, and meeting historians of all stripes via … Continue reading
Like a Kid in a Candy Store: My AHA Plan
It might be possible that I’m a little too excited about the offerings at the AHA this year. Hence, my plan to attend multiple sessions during many of these timeslots. If you know of any noteworthy sessions that I’ve missed … Continue reading
Twitterpated: Using Social Media at Academic Conferences
Cross posted at History Compass Exchanges After mulling around the coffee and muffins in the reception area and feeling awkward because I didn’t know anyone at the conference, I headed into the lecture hall where I eyeballed the walls for … Continue reading
got Twitter?
I recently created a Twitter feed for this podcast/blog (MHpodcast) and you can subscribe here. The twitter feed will be fairly low volume–mostly announcements or links that will be of interest to our podcast community. Of late I’ve found that … Continue reading