Twitter Autism Day

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Comment by Model Me Kids on December 17, 2008 at 10:00am

Well done Bonnie! Thank you for all your hard work on Autism Twitter Day. It was a success!!!

Comment by Bonnie Sayers on December 3, 2008 at 10:47pm

I am adding daily to that autism/asperger list as I find more folks through my summize searches and have to do another one on autistic and asperger.

Comment by Bonnie Sayers on December 3, 2008 at 10:46pm

I mean for my blog have to do all the posts for the event so that prizes are listed with links and pics and then pics and links for panel members. Was going to test pics out here or on the tumblr site. Had to write an article today for autism site, made cookies, create more buzz on twitter, son does his schoolwork on computer, so hoping to get that done in coming days.

Comment by MotherofConfusion on December 3, 2008 at 10:12pm

You are amazing Bonnie. I just saw the list of folks on Twitter. That alone was an incredible amount of work. What do you mean by blog posts - something we can help with there?

Comment by Bonnie Sayers on December 3, 2008 at 9:58pm

I have the badge linked to summize on my blogs, if you grab the code that is the link with it. This group is for brainstorming and planning.

I need to do a blog post with details and then one with prizes and another with panel member info. Also still working on obtaining more prizes as we dont really have anything that is on autism awareness like shirts, magnets for car and butons, pens, things like that. But before I can contact some places I need the blog posts and also fundraising for a Mom who has leukemia.

Comment by MotherofConfusion on December 3, 2008 at 9:35pm

Where should we link the badge to? Here?

Comment by Bonnie Sayers on December 1, 2008 at 11:57am

The other person is in Sydney. Here is her ID:
http://twitter.com/_Dianne

Her title - Clinical Director of Aspire Early Intervention
http://www.aspireearlyintervention.com/

Comment by Bonnie Sayers on December 1, 2008 at 11:47am

When you are taking part in a event at twitter or elsewhere someone assigns a hashtag for it. Then you open a window to www.summize.com and input hashtag with # in front of the word, code, whatever. All you will see if the conversation of those who are tweeting and using the said hashtag. You can either use it at the front or the back of the tweet message. Another window would be open for www.twitter.com and you would type in your msgs. Also when you click on reply thru the summize page (which is a search on twitter) it will open a new window at twitter to reply, you can close one of those twitter windows. You will see a link to click on refresh at summize when new posts with the hashtag have come through.

For example - go to www.summize.com and use #eden to see the launch party posts, best to back to the beginning since usually the last pages are the after party posts.

I use summize daily to search autism and use no hashtag, just looking for people who post on the topic. Practice using summize use your ID to see messages that were sent to you or you sent out.

Comment by Sam Adkins on December 1, 2008 at 12:50am

Nope, it doesn't work! It's the middle of the night for the uk and the other times I will be in transit for 24 hours! That's too bad.
Who have you got from oz? Can you please explain how the hashtag works?
I have an article you can have in advance which you can have and you can give away my teleseminar once per session so 3 X.
Sam

Comment by Bonnie Sayers on November 30, 2008 at 11:08pm

Wow Sam of all days to pick. The times are Pacific Standard time (CA) 9 AM, 12:30 PM and 8 PM.

Luckily there is someone else in Australia that can do that time and someone else let me know a bit ago that the 8Pm is the only time they can do, so it looks like we might be OK, but if possible would love to have you take part. Of course you could post something any time that day and use the hashtag #ASD and it will be searchable for those invoved. Or you could put something together and email to me and I can post it for you. We can figure something out before two weeks are up.

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