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"TAGS Viewer allows users to browse, explore, and search a Twitter archive. As a backend, it requires Martin Hawksey's Twitter Archive Google Spreadsheet (TAGS). TAGS provides a free, non-technical method of archiving tweets for a given hashtag, which can be particularly useful for capturing a conference's backchannel. This application is contained in a single HTML file and has no server dependencies, which makes it easy to host anywhere: just upload a single file (this one!) and you're done. Or, if you don't need to share it with anyone, just double-click the file on your hard drive to open it in your Web browser. Configuration is as simple as supplying a Google Spreadsheet URL"

RT @catspyjamasnz: Free web LAMS at http://t.co/9PXg1zxm <- So this is what happened to LAMS! Thanks for the #learningdesign tweets Joyce

A range of tools using Powerpoint and Adobe Flash including twitter feedback slides, Powerpoint auto-tweet, Powerpoint twitter voting. From Noeline Wright's speed seminar. 

Interesting - although I couldn't get it to work when I tried!

Analysing tweets by hashtag using Google Spreadsheets

Long Storify about a embedded racism and sexism with a US educational reform movement. The real message is that we must stand up what what is right and not allow the perpetrators free rein to the platform.

"Blogging. For many, the term evokes thoughts of cringe-worthy diary-esque posts by angry teenagers, or bland breakfast tweets by bored acquaintances. But in many fields, including the sciences, law and librarianship, blogging has become vital to the advancement of scholarship."

Interesting looking tool - not tried it yet but adds any url that you tweet (or retweet) to your Delicious account.

Tweets from the Google users group meeting. Sounds like it was good!

TwapperKeeper could be a community project for NZ. This shows an outcome in the ability to analyse event tweets. ALT-C2011.

New tool that allows you to connect all your contact info, tweets, email, facebook stuff together

Some slides on using Twitter in education - meant to be part of a tutorial lesson - OK.