I was in my first twitter sustained conversation this week. The hashtag keeping it altogether was #nzaot10. I think it was a international conference of OTs (Occupational Therapists.)
I was following it out of curiosity when the conversation turned to some mental health related topics, that I'm quite interested in.
So I contributed my ideas from my position as an mental health promotion expert.
It was an interesting professional conversation because I don't often get to dialogue to academic inclined OTs.
Some of my Tweets were retweeted by key participants and that encouraged me to participate more. Further, a few questions were directed at me.
In the next few days, my Twitter account 'lewismal' picked up a handful of new Twitter followers who are OTs in different parts of the world.
I'm not sure what that will mean for them or me. I do sense the value from this Twitter interaction of having conversations with people who think differently about topics I work on from my peers.
I look forward to what comes my was from them by way of ideas, news or questions that disrupt my professional assumptions.
I wonder what would happen in my home town of Toowoomba ( to our already strong community networks and to our fairly weak local media if local tweeters started using a #Twba hashtag.
Does anyone have any predictions?
Does anyone know of a town/small city that has adopted a hashtag based on its name? What happens to community spirit?
I should Twitter out those questions.
I post ideas and thoughts about Health promotion/public health here and look forward to having professional conversations. I am particularly interested in the impact of Web 2.0 on our practice.
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Sunday, September 12, 2010
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Can I recommend you contact Kate Foy who is @dramagirl - she lives in Toowoomba and is an ardent Twitter person & regularly organises tweet-ups
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