About Wall Of Tweets twitter wall
Wall of Tweets is a simple and engaging ‘twitter wall’ solution that enables people attending your event to share their tweets on a big wall in a real-time. It is a simple and attractive multimedia solution that involves users in Twitter communication about your specific topic. Mostly it is being used during events such as conferences, concerts, public debates and similar occasions. Some prominent use cases can be found in our Reference list.
A typical scenario of using Wall of Tweets twitter wall in a conference is as follows. We begin with the implementation of Wall of Tweets twitter wall solution, using one of the existing configurations or a custom made. Then we work with the stakeholders to choose a Twitter hashtag to identify tweets relevant to your event. The rest is just to ask attendees of a conference to actively participate in generating and (hash)tagging tweets. Tweets can be displayed through the Wall of Tweets on a many channels and platforms in real-time. Usually this includes projector (beamer) and a large canvas on site, a web presence for the Wall of Tweets and/or an interactive screen.
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Twitter as a platform, and where does the Wall of Tweets fit in…
Twitter is a popular communication channel that allows its users to exchanges short messages (up to 140 characters) over the Internet. This is the fastest growing social network. In March, 2010. the number of messages on Twitter was over 10 billion. This is even more fascinating when we realize that just a few months before this number was only 5 billion.
The growth of Twitter in its size and popularity came with a price – the noise. In an ocean of messages it is pretty hard to find ones relevant to your interests. Luckily, Twitter users invented hashtags, and now it is possible to tag messages, making them contextually relevant and distinct. For example, millions of messages sent right after the catastrophic earthquake in Haiti were tagged with #haiti, and a similarly there was a hashtag #iran during demonstrations in the summer of 2009.
Wall of Tweets allows you to collect and share those messages that are relevant to your subject. Microsoft used a hashtag #atd5 to create a Wall of Tweets twitterwall for the Advanced Technology Day 5 conference, thus allowing attendees to exchange text messages, images and videos, before, during and after the conference. Participants could follow this generated content online or in situ at the front of the conference hall.









