Karine Joly of CollegeWebEditor.com has been experimenting with Twitter during the HighEdWebDev conference in Rochester, N.Y. Maybe Twittering from a conference will take the place of liveblogging. Or maybe it already has.
LiveTwittering to replace liveblogging?
Andy writes! 
I just can’t get sold on Twitter. Those updates mean next to nothing for someone who isn’t there. I’d take a well-thought out blog post over that any day. :)
@Brad – Well, I tried to provide some context though (that is in 140 characters, but the blog posts will prevail, no doubt about that at collegewebeditor.com
I guess Twitter is good especially when the internet connection is bad and you never know if you’re going to get access next time you hit “submit.”
I’m a self-confessed info junkie, so it could just be me. :) Some people might want the quick and dirty, so having both could be a good thing. Keep the blogs coming!
There are several people from the IT department at Butler at the conference. I think I will try HighEdWebDev in Missouri next year rather than Stamats, the amount of content at this conference is amazing [there I go with my yearning for massive amounts of content again! :) ]