What’s Trending on Twitter this Week
Take a look at what caught our attention on Twitter this past week:
@MuseumNext A great presentation from @clairey_ross and @chrisspeed on QR codes, Smart Objects, Museums and Public Engagement.
@idealware Great introduction to Google Grants from @MRCampaigns- including the time it generally takes to set up ads & monitor
@sumojim The Digital Engagement in the Arts Framework from Jim Richardson
@sumojim I’ve been playing with the social media tool SocialBro for a few weeks, and I think it’s worth checking out (it’s free)
@HuffPostCulture Culture’s biggest world record holders
@wikimania2012 Have you taken a look at our awesome schedule of workshops, talks, meetups, and events? Check it out
@youvecottmail When it comes to social media, are you following “the rule of thirds”?
@FracturedAtlas Check out 1.1, creating 1.1 million life-size images of kids, 1 for every child in a NYC public school.
@mashable 12 Essential Social Media Cheat Sheets
@HuffingtonPost FACT: For the first time in history, the US Olympic Team consists of more women than men
@HuffPostCulture Frank Gehry’s crumpled opera design
Be sure to share with us what caught your eye by RTing to @TechInTheArts.
About the Author
Elizabeth Quaglieri Elizabeth Quaglieri is currently pursuing her dual-Master's in Arts Management from Carnegie Mellon University and in Cultural Economics from the University of Bologna. Elizabeth has been involved with various arts communities and organizations in the for-profit, not for profit, and federal sectors. Her interest in urban revitalization through the arts is a product of her undergraduate training in Art History, specifically in architecture and landscape studies; her graduate studies in creative economies; and her involvement with the vibrant arts community in her home city of Portland, Maine. Elizabeth currently lives in Italy.
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