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ILTA According to Twitter

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

I was not able to attend this years ILTA conference, but thanks to the power of Twitter, I was able to follow along in my own, small, way. No, it’s not the same as being there, but seeing some of the information being presented, and the ideas flowing around social media definitely gave me some things to think about.

Natalie Alesi was kind enough to tweet out hashtag reports and transcripts throughout the conference, so if you want to see what was being talked about, I’d take a look at these while they are available!

Day 1 – https://www.hashtracking.com/reports/ilta2013/ilta14/Day1ILTA

Day 2 – https://www.hashtracking.com/reports/ilta2013/ilta14/Day2

Day 3 – https://www.hashtracking.com/reports/ilta2013/ilta14/Day3

Day 4 – https://www.hashtracking.com/reports/ilta2013/ilta14/Day4

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