Several people attending the 2009 annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association enriched their conference experience by exchanging information via Twitter during the course of the week. This project also served as an information gathering tool to help make next year's conference even better for participants.

1. Microblogging @ AERA: a Twitter experiment

6. Communicating research

7. Weaving social media

8. Blogging  microblogging

9. Personal Twitter account

10. Profile page

11. I follow these

12. They follow me

13. My posts

14. Post via keyboard or mobile

15. Search engine

16. Search results

17. Wiki for AERA tweets

18. Participants’ sessions

19. Participants’ schedules

20. AERA Twitter account

21. Direct messages

22. Mentions

23. Tweetdeck

24. Getting started

25. Post-conference benefits http://www.searchengineguide.com/jennifer-laycock/

26. Mining an archive http://www.greatideasconference.org/twitterideas.cfm

27. Category: takeaways

28. Category: attendees

29. Category: tips

30. More Twitter resources http://delicious.com/paulbaker55/twitter

31. Archive on Friendfeed http://friendfeed.com/rooms/aera09