Tweets Preserved: NIEM NTE Tweetbook

Yesterday afternoon @NIEMNTE posted: “#NIEM 2009 National Training Event Tweetbook is posted on-line! http://bit.ly/3kOE90”

This is the first I’ve seen of a Tweetbook and the concept is really a neat one. Weighing in at 84 pages the NIEM NTE Tweetbook collects the tweets from 52 individuals who were actively tweeting during the conference using the #niemnte hashtag. A great way to get a glimpse of what happened during those three days in Baltimore.

If you’ve never seen a Tweetbook or are curious as to what value tweeting could bring to a conference, give it a read. There are lots of great tweets highlighted that show how much you can say in 140 characters.

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