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SMiLE: Early Reflections and Next Steps #caasoton

Last week I posted about our plans for the action research project SMiLE at the CAA2012 conference at Southampton. We tracked the use of a number of social media tools by both 'real' and 'virtual' attendees and interviewed people about the value they got from this activity, in order to explore the dynamics of the relationship between ‘real’ and ‘virtual’ communities. Now that the event is over it is time for the team to gather thoughts about next steps. Continue reading →

Fabulous student film crew SUSUtv are recording at #caasoton

You will recognise the SUSUtv guys from their lovely lime-green shirts! For the CAA Conference which is running this week they are producing highlights packages of each day’s events, as well as, for example, more specific videos for the Day of Digital Humanities and Personal History conference themes. Continue reading →

Maximising the value of social media at conferences #caasoton #SMiLE

The Social Media in Supporting Live Events (SMiLE) research project is now in full swing for next week's Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology Conference (#caasoton). We will be monitoring the use of a range of established and experimental social media tools. Continue reading →

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