More than 30 NACADA National Conference attendees participated in a conference back channel by using the #nacada09 hashtag on Twitter. Twitter names are listed in order of tweet frequency:

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The following Twitter hashtag has been “created” to enable non-attendees the opportunity to virtually follow the action at the NACADA Annual Conference in San Antonio: #nacada09.

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Student Affairs Online has published an article that I wrote on Student Affairs and Twitter. The focus of the article is framed around student affairs practitioners who are new to Twitter and microblogging. Content repurposing via RSS and professional networking are the primary topics in the piece:

Tweet, Tweet, Tweet:
Student Affairs is on Twitter

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Well, it has been over a month (and a Spring Break for most of us) since we were together at the NACADA Technology Seminar in Clearwater Beach, FL. Time sure does fly when you need to catch up on campus, engage in student registration, and return to the daily office grind.

Thanks for being part of the NACADA Tech Seminar and online community both during and AFTER the event. It’s been great collaborating and sharing with many of you online since our departure from Florida on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, blogs, wikis & more!

The NACADA Tech Faculty would LOVE to learn & share with the larger group your ideas, discussions, plans & projects that you have been involved with at your home institution. Share your updates & news!

The NACADA Tech News (photo by Zarko Drincic)

Be sure to leave a comment after this post about:

• What has happened since you left the NACADA Technology Seminar?
• How have you connected with others on campus, i.e. colleagues, supervisors, IT friends, etc?
• What development and plans have you initiated post-seminar?
• Other thoughts, news & updates for NACADA?

Be sure to post this brief update & share any projects (URLs, etc) that you have been working on in the comments section. We look forward to hearing from you soon.

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Related videos:

• Video: Twitter in Plain English
• Video: Wikis in Plain English
• Video: Blogs in Plain English
• Video: Social Bookmarking in Plain English

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Here’s a great post on Twitter, Twitter Search, Tweet Replies and TweetDeck.com.

Also, you can use twitterfeed to feed your blog posts (via RSS) to Twitter

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If you are just beginning to learn about the possibilities of Web 2.0 I highly recommend a blog that outlines work which helped expand my vision.

Getting Started with Web 2.0

The work of Mike Wesch at Kansas State has informed the higher education community over the last few years and helped us to think about the prospect of change in a digital age. But Wesch and his students have also permeated the web with their original work.

What is Twitter? Twitter is a service for friends, family, and co–workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing?

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