Alison McCandlish, who co-ordinated our School presence across the digital world, has offered her special thanks to all of those who contributed to the success of the 2014 School’s digital presence, in particular those below:
- @_NVA_
- @BCD_UK
- @cannyhighlander
- @CatGreystuff
- @concretetastic
- @ConserveScot
- @craigfrew
- @CrenellatedArts
- @DebbieAnadapta
- @DemocritusJnr
- @EdinburghWH
- @FionaHyslop
- @gillfer
- @GroovyHistorian
- @Heritagelight
- @Ihbcscotland
- @JulesBBrown
- @kevintoner2
- @longrat
- @McKJohnA
- @Nimrodtraining
- @rcahms
- @Sangeethakt
- @sarajcrofts
- @SHU_LizL
- @STBA_UK
- @TheBEFS
- @urbanistium
As an interim update, Alison writes:
We had 1785 posts to Twitter from the conference, using our hashtag #ihbctweet (this is a subject tag which allows you to search for relevant content when people use this when they post information online).
In the next few days more digital content in video and audio form will be posted to the IHBC social media accounts, together with Storify digital storytelling content sharing pages, which summarise all the content created. You do not need to have an account with any of the social media or sharing accounts to read these so it is a nice way to catch up on the school and all its stories.
We would like your feedback on how useful (or not) you found the digital posts, and will be circulating a short questionnaire on these for you next week. You can also email comments to newsblog@ihbc.org.
