| 1:18 pm |
floatinglush: |
Keynote with @mstiefvater at #kidlitcon. w00t! |
| 1:18 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
And we’re off! Maggie Stiefvater – keynote-& 1 minute in & we’re laughing. Good morning! #KidLitCon http://yfrog.com/71jojkzj |
| 1:18 pm |
varianjohnson: |
@foodandbooks @lizb I hope you guys are having fun without me….*sniff, sniff*… #kidlitcon |
| 1:20 pm |
LizB: |
@mstiefvater giving awesome keynote on blogging and why we do it. #kidlitcon |
| 1:20 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Maggie Stiefvater keynote speaker BLOG writing since 2006 “blog years are like dog years” |
| 1:20 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
Maggie S: 8 things I have learned about blogging: 1. No one cares if you start a blog. #KidLitCon |
| 1:20 pm |
galleysmith: |
RT @LizB: @mstiefvater giving awesome keynote on blogging and why we do it. #kidlitcon |
| 1:21 pm |
LizB: |
RT @RascofromRIF: Maggie S: 8 things I have learned about blogging: 1. No one cares if you start a blog. #KidLitCon |
| 1:21 pm |
LizB: |
RT @teacher6th: #kidlitcon Maggie Stiefvater keynote speaker BLOG writing since 2006 “blog years are like dog years” |
| 1:21 pm |
JensBookPage: |
@mstiefvater says “Frst of all the world doesn’t need another blog.” #kidlitcon |
| 1:22 pm |
LizB: |
@MaryLeeHahn yay poetry!! #kidlitcon |
| 1:22 pm |
alicepope: |
Maggie Stiefvater: first thing she learned about blogging: the world doesn’t need another blog. #kidlitcon |
| 1:23 pm |
LizB: |
RT @alicepope: Maggie Stiefvater: first thing she learned about blogging: the world doesn’t need another blog. #kidlitcon |
| 1:23 pm |
JensBookPage: |
RT @LizB: RT @RascofromRIF: Maggie S: 8 things I have learned about blogging: 1. No one cares if you start a blog. #KidLitCon |
| 1:23 pm |
justkeepreading: |
First rule of #kidlitcon BRING A BAG! Oops! |
| 1:26 pm |
JensBookPage: |
Having a voice of your own really helps when blogging says @mstiefvater #kidlitcon |
| 1:26 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon what is blog success? keep it narrow, have YOUR voice-what about boring…use effort |
| 1:28 pm |
alicepope: |
Maggie S: Boring people offline are boring people online and sometimes interesting people offline are boring people online. #kidlitcon |
| 1:29 pm |
mosylu: |
RT @alicepope: Maggie S: Boring people offline are boring people online and sometimes interesting people offline are boring people online. #kidlitcon |
| 1:30 pm |
alicepope: |
Says @mstiefvater: blogging is a conversation–answer your comments #kidlitcon |
| 1:30 pm |
JensBookPage: |
“Blogging is a conversation and conversation goes both ways” #kidlitcon @mstiefvater |
| 1:30 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon bloggers need to answer their blogs- it is a conversation |
| 1:30 pm |
JensBookPage: |
RT @alicepope: Boring people offline are boring people online and sometimes interesting people offline are boring people online. #kidlitcon |
| 1:31 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
MaggieS: (3) Blogging is a conversation. #KidLitCon |
| 1:32 pm |
LizB: |
RT @JensBookPage: “Blogging is a conversation and conversation goes both ways” #kidlitcon @mstiefvater |
| 1:34 pm |
mosylu: |
Something I have to work on – sigh RT @alicepope: Says @mstiefvater: blogging is a conversation–answer your comments #kidlitcon |
| 1:35 pm |
alicepope: |
Says @mstiefvater: You make a personal connection when you blog. People will know your cat’s name. #kidlitcon |
| 1:35 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon people will learn a lot about you -they will/can find everything about you -keep this in mind @maggiestiefvater |
| 1:35 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
MaggieS: (4) People will learn your cat’s name leading 2 (5) People really make a connection w/you; & #KidLitCon |
| 1:36 pm |
LizB: |
RT @RascofromRIF: MaggieS: (4) People will learn your cat’s name leading 2 (5) People really make a connection w/you; & #KidLitCon |
| 1:37 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
MaggieS: (6) People will learn a lot about you. #KidLitCon |
| 1:37 pm |
JensBookPage: |
RT @teacher6th: #kidlitcon bloggers need to answer their blogs- it is a conversation |
| 1:37 pm |
JensBookPage: |
RT @alicepope: Says @mstiefvater: You make a personal connection when you blog. People will know your cat’s name. #kidlitcon |
| 1:39 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon has an egg timer that is used during writing (tick tick tick) @mstiefvater |
| 1:39 pm |
mosylu: |
#kidlitcon the value of an egg timer – eg setting time aside to just blog |
| 1:40 pm |
JensBookPage: |
“Blogging can be both good professionaly and good for the soul.” #kidlitcon @mstiefvater |
| 1:40 pm |
LizB: |
Note to self: buy egg timer. @mstiefvater #kidlitcon |
| 1:40 pm |
alicepope: |
Blogging can be good for you professionally and good for the soul says @mstiefvater #kidlitcon |
| 1:40 pm |
LesLinks: |
RT @teacher6th: #kidlitcon bloggers need to answer their blogs- it is a conversation |
| 1:40 pm |
LizB: |
RT @JensBookPage: “Blogging can be both good professionaly and good for the soul.” #kidlitcon @mstiefvater |
| 1:41 pm |
donnagambale: |
Keep up the great #kidlitcon tweets, everyone — wish I were there! |
| 1:41 pm |
bkshelvesofdoom: |
At work and sad to be missing the #kidlitcon ! Love to all! |
| 1:44 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon expectation in blogging R made by you & your readers @mstiefvater |
| 1:44 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
MaggieS: Blogging can be good professionally & good for your soul. Blog readers are REAL people. #KidLitCon |
| 1:45 pm |
FirstNovelsClub: |
Hey writers — check out #kidlitcon today for awesome info! Right now, @mstiefvater on 8 things she learned about blogging. |
| 1:45 pm |
mosylu: |
Maggie sez: Blog readers are real people. They have an offline life #kidlitcon |
| 1:45 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon “Blog readers are real people” @mstievfater |
| 1:45 pm |
alicepope: |
Blog writers should be blog readers, says @mstiefvater #kidlitcon |
| 1:46 pm |
mosylu: |
Maggie sez: if you blog, you have to be a blog reader #kidlitcon |
| 1:46 pm |
JensBookPage: |
“Blog writers should be blog readers.” #kidlitcon @mstiefvater |
| 1:47 pm |
SheilaRuth: |
I’m so sad I couldn’t go to #kidlitcon this weekend. I’ll be following all your tweets and enjoying it vicariously. |
| 1:48 pm |
JensBookPage: |
RT @teacher6th: #kidlitcon “Blog readers are real people” @mstievfater |
| 1:48 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
MaggieS: (8) Blog writers should be blog readers. And blogs should be portals to all of social media. #KidLitCon |
| 1:49 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon @mstiefvater it doesn’t matter where you live- blogs/social networking the playing(reading) levels & changes the field |
| 1:49 pm |
LizB: |
RT @alicepope: Blog writers should be blog readers, says @mstiefvater #kidlitcon |
| 1:49 pm |
alicepope: |
Ten years ago, my career arc would not have been possible, says @mstiefvater. Blogging made it happen. #kidlitcon |
| 1:51 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
One big lesson from MaggieS: Buy egg timer. #KidLitCon |
| 1:51 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon gr8 keynote! Thanks Maggie! @mstiefavter |
| 1:51 pm |
LizB: |
RT @alicepope: Ten years ago, my career arc would not have been possible, says @mstiefvater. Blogging made it happen. #kidlitcon |
| 1:52 pm |
teacher6th: |
RT @LizB: RT @alicepope: Ten years ago, my career arc would not have been possible, says @mstiefvater. Blogging made it happen. #kidlitcon |
| 1:54 pm |
kbettcher: |
Love the keynote by Maggie Stiefvater! good example of how blogging has changed/leveled playing field! #kidlitcon |
| 1:56 pm |
LizB: |
@mstiefvater “don’t blog sick, tired or drunk” #kidlitcon |
| 1:56 pm |
LizB: |
RT @kbettcher: Love the keynote by Maggie Stiefvater! good example of how blogging has changed/leveled playing field! #kidlitcon |
| 1:56 pm |
alicepope: |
Don’t blog when you’re sick, tired, or drunk, says @mstiefvater #kidlitcon (same goes for tweeting, I say) |
| 1:57 pm |
LizB: |
RT @alicepope: Don’t blog when you’re sick, tired, or drunk, says @mstiefvater #kidlitcon (same goes for tweeting, I say) |
| 1:57 pm |
LizB: |
RT @mosylu: Maggie sez: online me is 10% of me. You don’t need to share everything #kidlitcon |
| 1:58 pm |
WendyMartinArt: |
RT @alicepope: Don’t blog when you’re sick, tired, or drunk, says @mstiefvater #kidlitcon (same goes for tweeting, I say) |
| 1:58 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
MaggieS: Post frequently IF U want 2 B remembered. You don’t have to reveal 100% of self, fine to hold back 10% as w/children. #KidLitCon |
| 2:00 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon making your hobby your career is a must! |
| 2:00 pm |
TinaDybvik: |
RT @CERodriguez: It’s KidLitCon Daaaaaaaaaaaay! (Say it like Oprah) #kidlitcon |
| 2:03 pm |
acorgill: |
RT @JensBookPage: “Blogging is a conversation and conversation goes both ways” #kidlitcon @mstiefvater |
| 2:04 pm |
acorgill: |
#KidLitCon I have to learn more and do better about answering all the my wonderful blog comments! |
| 2:05 pm |
wsstephens: |
It is absolutely surreal to have #kidlitcon backchannel pouring into my head while sitting here at #sljsummit20 |
| 2:06 pm |
hedgielib: |
great keynote by maggie stiefvater. Very funny! Great Boots  #kidlitcon |
| 2:08 pm |
AngelaPenaDahle: |
RT @alicepope: Says @mstiefvater: blogging is a conversation–answer your comments #kidlitcon |
| 2:08 pm |
dotificus: |
Where’s the sport in that? RT @alicepope: Don’t blog when you’re sick, tired, or drunk, says @mstiefvater #kidlitcon |
| 2:08 pm |
lovelyleann: |
Great keynote by @mstievfater here at #kidlitcon. I need to take her cue of writing daily w/ an egg timer. Target, here I come! |
| 2:08 pm |
tardisgrl: |
keeping an eye on #kidlitcon while at work |
| 2:10 pm |
abbylibrarian: |
@SheilaRuth I’m enjoying #kidlitcon vicariously, too! Sounds like a great keynote! |
| 2:12 pm |
gilibugg: |
RT @LizB: @mstiefvater “don’t blog sick, tired or drunk” #kidlitcon |
| 2:13 pm |
mudmamba: |
Funny that four out-of-state presenters are talking about Minnesota’s own Betsy-Tacy books! #kidlitcon |
| 2:14 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
Brian Farrey, a #KidLitCon organizer intro’s our panel — he has fond memories of being a RIF kid! http://yfrog.com/5xy17fj |
| 2:14 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon blog platforms Pros & Cons |
| 2:14 pm |
mosylu: |
in the blogging the backlist session #kidlitcon |
| 2:15 pm |
SheilaRuth: |
@abbylibrarian Yes, it did sound like a great keynote. I’m glad people are live tweeting so I can follow. #kidlitcon |
| 2:17 pm |
MaryLeeHahn: |
#KidLitCon listening to Melissa Wiley, coiner of the word Kidlitosphere! |
| 2:17 pm |
kbettcher: |
Ryan Bickett talking about options for blog platforms. #kidlitcon |
| 2:18 pm |
mudmamba: |
Can’t believe I’ll be in a session about blogging in learning communities, and this is not a “day job” conference. #kidlitcon |
| 2:18 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Pros of Blogger : ease of use, lg support community, backups R done 4 U custom domain, content import utility |
| 2:19 pm |
mosylu: |
Charlotte is talking about the benefit of blogging about older books you love instead of all new new new #kidlitcon |
| 2:20 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Cons of Blogger: basic designs-not unique, limited plug-in/add on, doesn’t support threaded comments out of the box |
| 2:21 pm |
nchslibrary: |
RT @alicepope: Don’t blog when you’re sick, tired, or drunk, says @mstiefvater #kidlitcon (same goes for tweeting, I say) |
| 2:21 pm |
mosylu: |
melissa wiley is talking about sharing her enthusiasm for the books she’s always loved #kidlitcon |
| 2:22 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Pros of WordPress: ease of proven tech, upgrades/ backup is taken care of,supported threads and servers, lgcommunity |
| 2:23 pm |
lovelyleann: |
Is it horrible that I don’t know the Betsy Tacy books? Is that even how you spell her name? #kidlitcon |
| 2:24 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Con to WordPress: premium costs, no custom themes or option , cannot upload plug-ins, supported by ads U cannot control, |
| 2:24 pm |
mosylu: |
benefit to the blog: showing more of your personality when you blog about books that are personally meaningful #kidlitcon |
| 2:25 pm |
LizB: |
RT @mosylu: melissa wiley @bonnyglen is talking about sharing her enthusiasm for the books she’s always loved #kidlitcon |
| 2:26 pm |
lovelyleann: |
Will a list of everyone’s blogs be on the #kidlitcon site? It’s probably already there, isn’t it? I just registered this morning! |
| 2:26 pm |
LizB: |
RT @MaryLeeHahn: #KidLitCon listening to Melissa Wiley, coiner of the word Kidlitosphere! |
| 2:26 pm |
nataliecparker: |
Just learned there is a way to thread comments on blogger! It’s a whole new world! #kidlitcon |
| 2:26 pm |
Books4Kids_revs: |
keeping an eye on #kidlitcon while contemplating raking leaves and powerwashing the house (wish I was there!) |
| 2:27 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Pro wordpress.org cn run multiple sites on same software install, complete control publish 2 Facebook & twttr, ultimate freedom |
| 2:29 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon WordPress.org cons: need your own hosting provider, need more technical knowledge to set up & run, need 2 do own updates |
| 2:30 pm |
tardisgrl: |
RT @mosylu: benefit to the blog: showing more of your personality when you blog about books that are personally meaningful #kidlitcon |
| 2:30 pm |
teacher6th: |
share w/me @lunch? RT @nataliecparker: Just learned there is a way to thread comments on blogger! It’s a whole new world! #kidlitcon |
| 2:30 pm |
MaryLeeHahn: |
@RascoefromRIF has definitely made RIF more personable. #KidLitCon |
| 2:32 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Posterous Pro: easy 2 use, micro blogging platform, mobile blogging, several document types used |
| 2:32 pm |
Mdesmondobrien: |
Haha! Better blogging advice would be hard to find. RT @LizB: @mstiefvater “don’t blog sick, tired or drunk” #kidlitcon |
| 2:33 pm |
JennVonD: |
Loving reading the #kidlitcon tweets! |
| 2:33 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Tumblr Pro: micro blogging, easy to use, supports most media, bookmarklet tool, can reblog( embedding on other sites), |
| 2:34 pm |
mosylu: |
what do readers get out of backlist blogging? @RascofromRIF sez: sharing something new-to-them #kidlitcon |
| 2:34 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Tumbler cons: no built in comment feature, hard to backup, no import/export utility |
| 2:35 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Typepad Pro: easy to use, integrates w/social networking/media, built in SEO (search engine) |
| 2:36 pm |
justkeepreading: |
#kidlitcon Enjoying Backlist session. Need to blog Lois Duncan because if it! |
| 2:37 pm |
justkeepreading: |
#kidlitcon Good time but I need more caffeine |
| 2:37 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Maveable Type: Pro: powerful cms, customizable, supports media |
| 2:37 pm |
mosylu: |
@bonnyglen talks about the excitement of readers rediscovering old favorites #kidlitcon |
| 2:38 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Movable type: Cons Pros: community is fading, not focus of publisher |
| 2:39 pm |
justkeepreading: |
#kidlitcon blogging on older titles can be cheaper for readers and less frustrating cuz book, and often whole series, is out. |
| 2:40 pm |
mosylu: |
adding to my blogroll listening to charlotte taylor in the backlist blogging panel #kidlitcon |
| 2:40 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Squarespace Pro: custom, seamless blog importing, handles most everything, design & themes good |
| 2:40 pm |
SaraJDizzle: |
RT @teacher6th – #kidlitcon Squarespace Pro: custom, seamless blog importing, handles most everything, design & themes good |
| 2:41 pm |
mosylu: |
@bonnyglen talks about keeping interest current in older books #kidlitcon |
| 2:42 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Squarespace Con: $$$ 13-40 month average is $20 |
| 2:43 pm |
mudmamba: |
Thinking about how blogging the backlist/out of print books will tie in well with the rise of e-books. #kidlitcon |
| 2:44 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon livejournal pro: ease w/ personal blogs & journals, maintenance free, threaded comments |
| 2:44 pm |
mudmamba: |
Back when I had a books blog I rarely did new titles. It didn’t occur to me that I should. #kidlitcon |
| 2:46 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Livejournal cons: hard to customize, more of a gated community/not as open, ad supported in free accounts |
| 2:47 pm |
mosylu: |
RT @mudmamba: Thinking about how blogging the backlist/out of print books will tie in well with the rise of e-books. #kidlitcon |
| 2:47 pm |
thepageturn: |
Blog I haven’t heard of before: Children’s War. All kids books about WWII. Fascinating! #kidlitcon |
| 2:47 pm |
mudmamba: |
Just kidding whoever live RT’d my last thought. #kidlitcon |
| 2:48 pm |
galleysmith: |
RT @LizB: @mstiefvater “dont blog sick, tired or drunk” >> I love this! LOL #kidlitcon |
| 2:49 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon blog platform depends on what the blogger needs and where the blogger wants the blog to go |
| 2:49 pm |
thepageturn: |
RT @mudmamba: Thinking about how blogging the backlist/out of print books will tie in well with the rise of e-books. #kidlitcon |
| 2:49 pm |
galleysmith: |
Oh man, I know I’m not going to get much review writing done today since I’m following the #kidlitcon conversations UGH! |
| 2:50 pm |
mosylu: |
@bonnyglen talks about being able to write critically (not nasty, but analytical) about older titles #kidlitcon |
| 2:50 pm |
mudmamba: |
Like the idea of “greater good” blogging to crowd-source a resource on backlist books. #kidlitcon |
| 2:51 pm |
mudmamba: |
Just scored a Betsy-Tacy volume 1. #kidlitcon |
| 2:51 pm |
LizB: |
RT @mosylu: @bonnyglen talks about being able to write critically (not nasty, but analytical) about older titles #kidlitcon |
| 2:51 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon wordpress.org, blogger, wordpress.com R top 3 used platforms |
| 2:52 pm |
mosylu: |
@bonnyglen is cracking me up with her giddy Betsy-Tacy fangirlness #kidlitcon |
| 2:53 pm |
mosylu: |
comments from the panel about contemporary views of older books, like Caddie Woodlawn’s treatment of Native Americans #kidlitcon |
| 2:54 pm |
galleysmith: |
RT @thepageturn: Blog I havent heard of before: Childrens War. All kids books about WWII. Fascinating! #kidlitcon |
| 2:54 pm |
3boysandbooks: |
RT @mosylu: @bonnyglen is cracking me up with her giddy Betsy-Tacy fangirlness #kidlitcon |
| 2:55 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon themes: themeforest.net, woothemes.com, studiopress.com, themegarden.com R some providers (wordpress) |
| 2:55 pm |
thepageturn: |
Backlash against backlist titles w racial prejudices. Good opportunity for dialogue/discussion. #kidlitcon |
| 2:55 pm |
lovelyleann: |
Betsy Tacy books are written by Maud Hart Lovelace. Duh. I knew that. Still doesn’t mean I’ve read them, though. Bad librarian. #kidlitcon |
| 2:55 pm |
3boysandbooks: |
RT @mudmamba: Thinking about how blogging the backlist/out of print books will tie in well with the rise of e-books. #kidlitcon |
| 2:57 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon frameworks: a step up from basic themes Thematic is a free framework , genesis, thesis WPStartBox are others |
| 2:57 pm |
mnreads: |
Not at #kidlitcon? Follow @mudmamba & @lovelyleann for a peek at what’s going on. |
| 2:58 pm |
3boysandbooks: |
RT @mudmamba: Funny that four out-of-state presenters are talking about Minnesota’s own Betsy-Tacy books! #kidlitcon |
| 2:59 pm |
eBookNoir: |
How much ebook conversation happening at #kidlitcon? Couldn’t make it this weekend, too much to do an I live in MN. Oy. |
| 2:59 pm |
Eileenwriter: |
RT @JensBookPage: “Blogging is a conversation and conversation goes both ways” #kidlitcon @mstiefvater |
| 3:02 pm |
janewrites: |
RT @alicepope Don’t blog when you’re sick, tired, or drunk, says @mstiefvater #kidlitcon (same goes for tweeting, I say) |
| 3:03 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon tweetdeck, hootsuite, netvibes, yoono, Profilactic are tools U may use |
| 3:04 pm |
eBookNoir: |
@mosylu – ah, thanks. #kidlitcon think it’ll pop up more or no? |
| 3:07 pm |
QTGamer86: |
RT @justkeepreading – #kidlitcon Enjoying Backlist session. Need to blog Lois Duncan because if it! |
| 3:13 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Blogging in learning communities : Valerie Struthers |
| 3:13 pm |
mosylu: |
in the blogging in learning communities panel #kidlitcon |
| 3:13 pm |
LizB: |
RT @teacher6th: #kidlitcon Blogging in learning communities : Valerie Struthers |
| 3:15 pm |
mosylu: |
she talks about the excitement of a student who had David Levithin write her back. (Lucky duck!) #kidlitcon |
| 3:18 pm |
BookMoot: |
Best of the backlist panel: more new “old” titles for me to read. #kidlitcon |
| 3:18 pm |
mudmamba: |
You know your presenter is a professional teacher when she does a think-pair-share in front of the session. #kidlitcon |
| 3:20 pm |
teacher6th: |
RT @mudmamba: You know your presenter is a professional teacher when she does a think-pair-share in front of the session. #kidlitcon |
| 3:20 pm |
mosylu: |
RT @mudmamba: You know your presenter is a professional teacher when she does a think-pair-share in front of the session. #kidlitcon |
| 3:21 pm |
alicepope: |
Michelle Corriel: When answering blog tour questions, don’t cut and paste answers from blog to blog. #kidlitcon |
| 3:22 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon criteria needs 2 B clear when teaching book blogging |
| 3:23 pm |
mudmamba: |
Big Q is why a blog vs. a CMS discussion board. (Most common question I get when talking blogs in education.) #kidlitcon |
| 3:24 pm |
JensBookPage: |
RT @BookMoot: Best of the backlist panel: more new “old” titles for me to read. #kidlitcon |
| 3:25 pm |
alicepope: |
Corriel (on blog tours) appreciates bloggers who have obviously done research on her as they formulated questions #kidlitcon |
| 3:25 pm |
mudmamba: |
Like the idea of “designated readers” to make sure all blogs in class are read w/out overwhelming students. #kidlitcon. |
| 3:25 pm |
JensBookPage: |
Love it!! RT @justkeepreading – #kidlitcon Enjoying Backlist session. Need to blog Lois Duncan because if it! |
| 3:26 pm |
mudmamba: |
Should be nice and caffeinated for my presentation. Watch out, @elissacruz. #kidlitcon |
| 3:26 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon course blog that hubs or links 2 individual student blogs- focus reflections, critical reviews, discussions wr all assigned |
| 3:26 pm |
MaryLeeHahn: |
RT @mudmamba: You know your presenter is a professional teacher when she does a think-pair-share in front of the session. #kidlitcon |
| 3:26 pm |
teacher6th: |
so willl your audience ;D RT @mudmamba: Should be nice and caffeinated for my presentation. Watch out, @elissacruz. #kidlitcon |
| 3:27 pm |
lovelyleann: |
My fav author question at @mnreads is – have you ever had a literary crush? My answer – Mr. Darcy. I’m sure I’m not alone. #kidlitcon |
| 3:28 pm |
mosylu: |
“whatever gets in the way of the work, is the work” challenges teach you the most #kidlitcon |
| 3:28 pm |
teacher6th: |
what gets in the way of the work is the work- learning #kidlitcon V. Struthers |
| 3:28 pm |
CERodriguez: |
Gave props to @Squarespace, my web hosting platform, at #KidlitCon session for best blogging practices. I hope more writers will use it. |
| 3:28 pm |
alicepope: |
Corriel: Come up w/ interesting questions for authors interviewed on your blog. ‘Did you always want to be a writer’ is not one #kidlitcon |
| 3:28 pm |
thepageturn: |
Good blog interview question for authors: What is the best writing advice you’ve ever received? #kidlitcon |
| 3:29 pm |
JensBookPage: |
RT @teacher6th: what gets in the way of the work is the work- learning #kidlitcon V. Struthers |
| 3:29 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
Session 2, Panel on Blog Touring-intro’d by Milkweed Editions housed in conf site #KidLitCon http://yfrog.com/joioqvj |
| 3:29 pm |
mosylu: |
talking about getting everyone up to speed, technologically, when a group (such as a class) blog #kidlitcon |
| 3:30 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon “Blogs in plain English” http://bit.ly/bl2unj? |
| 3:31 pm |
LizB: |
RT @mosylu: “whatever gets in the way of the work, is the work” challenges teach you the most #kidlitcon |
| 3:32 pm |
MaryLeeHahn: |
Love hearing that a university professor does minilessons! #kidlitcon Blogging in Learning Communities |
| 3:32 pm |
alicepope: |
Swati Avasthi: To authors embarking on blog tours–the one that it’s most hard on is you. Make it as easy on everyone else #kidlitcon |
| 3:32 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon use screenshots to teach parts of a blog, teach commenting, teach posting- support group w/ problem solving |
| 3:32 pm |
mudmamba: |
@thepageturn “Writers write.” Nothing else is more important to know and do. #kidlitcon, writing advice. |
| 3:33 pm |
MaryLeeHahn: |
“You learn the technology that does the stuff that you want to do.” So true. #kidlitcon |
| 3:33 pm |
alicepope: |
Avasthi: When planning a blog tour, reach out to lot of different types of bloggers. #kidlitcon |
| 3:33 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
Seeing all the fantastic tweets from #Kidlitcon has me completely jealous! Wish I could be there, but I’ll see you all next year & @ BEA! |
| 3:33 pm |
mosylu: |
have to work within policies of your org: school district, library system, etc #kidlitcon |
| 3:34 pm |
thepageturn: |
RT @RascofromRIF: Session 2, Panel on Blog Touring-intro’d by Milkweed Editions housed in conf site #KidLitCon http://yfrog.com/joioqvj |
| 3:34 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
Great, glad we helped! RT @BookMoot Best of the backlist panel: more new “old” titles for me to read. #kidlitcon |
| 3:34 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon http://bit.ly/cPLerr kids Rules 4 on-line safety |
| 3:35 pm |
alicepope: |
Avasthi: Don’t have too many blog tour stops (26 is too many; 10 or 12 is better). #kidlitcon |
| 3:35 pm |
Book_Dads: |
Man, I wish I could have squeezed in a trip to #kidlitcon – Looks like some awesome things going on there. |
| 3:36 pm |
mudmamba: |
Amen! “If you don’t want it public, don’t put it online.” Big old period right there. #kidlitcon |
| 3:37 pm |
JensBookPage: |
“If you don’t want it to be public, don’t put it online.” V Struthers #kidlitcon |
| 3:37 pm |
mudmamba: |
Did blogging/learning communities presenter say what platform they use? #kidlitcon |
| 3:37 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
@Book_Dads I’m feeling the exact same way about #kidlitcon! Looks wonderful. |
| 3:37 pm |
LizB: |
If you don’t want it to be public, don’t put it online. #kidlitcon |
| 3:37 pm |
galleysmith: |
RT @JensBookPage: “If you don’t want it to be public, don’t put it online.” V Struthers #kidlitcon |
| 3:37 pm |
alicepope: |
Avasthi: Offerring branded blog tour widgets to bloggers makes it easy for your readers/followers to find you. #kidlitcon |
| 3:37 pm |
mosylu: |
have to reiterate the lesson: if you don’t want world knowing, don’t put it on the blog! internet safety not just for little kids #kidlitcon |
| 3:37 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon copyright http://bit.ly/98jshH |
| 3:38 pm |
alicepope: |
Can’t say that enough RT @JensBookPage: “If you don’t want it to be public, don’t put it online.” V Struthers #kidlitcon |
| 3:38 pm |
JensBookPage: |
Next time.. RT @Book_Dads: Man, I wish I could have squeezed in a trip to #kidlitcon – Looks like some awesome things going on there. |
| 3:38 pm |
thepageturn: |
Swati Avasthi: Wow. As an author, using her blog and branding to raise awareness for a cause. #kidlitcon |
| 3:39 pm |
alicepope: |
Avasthi: Have a media page on your website for bloggers with info, bio, etc. #kidlitcon |
| 3:39 pm |
mudmamba: |
Ah. Can see that it is blogger. #nevermind #kidlitcon |
| 3:39 pm |
JensBookPage: |
@the1stdaughter Look forward to having you come next year. #kidlitcon |
| 3:39 pm |
mosylu: |
everyone in the group refined their reviewing skills #kidlitcon |
| 3:39 pm |
floatinglush: |
Can never said often enough! RT @mudmamba: Amen! “If you don’t want it public, don’t put it online.” Big old period right there. #kidlitcon |
| 3:40 pm |
JensBookPage: |
Useful! RT @alicepope: Avasthi: Have a media page on your website for bloggers with info, bio, etc. #kidlitcon |
| 3:41 pm |
alicepope: |
Janet Fox: Author self-promotion is a necessary evil. #kidlitcon |
| 3:41 pm |
LizB: |
RT @JensBookPage: “If you don’t want it to be public, don’t put it online.” V Struthers #kidlitcon |
| 3:41 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon compare published blog reviews to look at all sides of a story (Little House on the Prairie) |
| 3:41 pm |
lovelyleann: |
Authors talking about blog touring. “Self promotion is a necessary evil for authors” and blog tours is a great way to do this. #kidlitcon |
| 3:42 pm |
MaryLeeHahn: |
To do with my students: look at many reviews of a book we all have in common as a way to study the genre of book reviews. #kidlitcon |
| 3:42 pm |
LizB: |
RT @mosylu: have to reiterate the lesson: if you don’t want world knowing, don’t put it on the blog! internet safety not just for little kids #kidlitcon |
| 3:43 pm |
alicepope: |
The whole group of authors on the blog tour panel are members of the Class of 2k10 http://www.classof2k10.com/ #kidlitcon |
| 3:44 pm |
JensBookPage: |
RT @teacher6th: #kidlitcon compare published blog reviews to look at all sides of a story (Little House on the Prairie) |
| 3:44 pm |
SCBWISOCALLA: |
RT @alicepope: The whole group of authors on the blog tour panel are members of the Class of 2k10 http://www.classof2k10.com/ #kidlitcon |
| 3:46 pm |
mudmamba: |
Will be reading Twitter feed later about our #kidlitcon @mixedupfiles presentation so be nice.  |
| 3:46 pm |
alicepope: |
Janet Fox: play to your strengths when it comes to social media and participate. #kidlitcon |
| 3:46 pm |
mosylu: |
blogging as a group also builds community within the group. We’ve found that in the kidlitosphere too! #kidlitcon |
| 3:47 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon create class norms @ the beginning of blogging & commenting to help guide comments and shout outs |
| 3:47 pm |
teacher6th: |
RT @mosylu: blogging as a group also builds community within the group. We’ve found that in the kidlitosphere too! #kidlitcon |
| 3:50 pm |
JensBookPage: |
@Book_Dads No plans for that one. But I’ll be at #kidlitcon 2011 for sure. |
| 3:50 pm |
thepageturn: |
Corriel: Another quality (and fun) question to ask authors on a blog tour: Are you a plotter or plunger? #kidlitcon |
| 3:50 pm |
alicepope: |
Janet Fox: When it comes to good personal branding examples check out @sarahdessen and MT Anderson. #kidlitcon |
| 3:51 pm |
JensBookPage: |
Good advice. RT @alicepope: Janet Fox: play to your strengths when it comes to social media and participate. #kidlitcon |
| 3:52 pm |
lovelyleann: |
Reinvention of Edison Thomas, science-heavy YA. Author says she targeted boys who like science and don’t read a lot of fiction. #kidlitcon |
| 3:55 pm |
mosylu: |
Mary Lee Hahn talks about kidblogs.org as super-easy way for teacher to set up classroom blogs that are a closed community #kidlitcon |
| 3:55 pm |
floatinglush: |
Periodic table of cupcakes FTW!! #kidlitcon http://plixi.com/p/52414560 |
| 3:56 pm |
alicepope: |
Jacqueline Houtman: At book launch, she had Periodic Table of Cupcakes. Awesome, delish and pix ended up on science blogs. #kidlitcon |
| 3:56 pm |
lovelyleann: |
Periodic Table of Cupcakes at book launch of Reininvention of Edison Thomas. Awesome! #kidlitcon http://plixi.com/p/52414778 |
| 3:57 pm |
teacher6th: |
RT @lovelyleann: Reinvention of Edison Thomas, science-heavy YA. she targeted boys who lk science & dont read a lot of fiction. #kidlitcon |
| 3:57 pm |
jflamingo2: |
RT @JensBookPage: “If you don’t want it to be public, don’t put it online.” V Struthers #kidlitcon |
| 3:58 pm |
teacher6th: |
RT @lovelyleann: Periodic Table of Cupcakes at book launch of Reininvention of Edison Thomas. Awesome! #kidlitcon http://plixi.com/p/52414778 |
| 3:59 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @lovelyleann: Periodic Table of Cupcakes at book launch of Reininvention of Edison Thomas. Awesome! #kidlitcon http://plixi.com/p/52414778 |
| 3:59 pm |
thepageturn: |
RT @lovelyleann: Periodic Table of Cupcakes at book launch of Reininvention of Edison Thomas. Awesome! #kidlitcon http://plixi.com/p/52414778 |
| 4:00 pm |
mosylu: |
quote of the day from Valerie Struthers: “I strive for different levels of failure” #kidlitcon |
| 4:02 pm |
alicepope: |
Houtman: wants to get a new genre term adopted–’sciency fiction.’ Who’s on board? #kidlitcon #sciencyfiction |
| 4:02 pm |
sarahlaurenson: |
RT @lovelyleann: Periodic Table of Cupcakes at book launch of Reininvention of Edison Thomas. Awesome! #kidlitcon http://plixi.com/p/52414778 |
| 4:05 pm |
BookMoot: |
Valerie Struthers Walker: Blogging in learning communities. Thoughtful discussion on the use and design of classroom blogs #kidlitcon |
| 4:11 pm |
kbettcher: |
Getting ready to hear about blogging for media, etc. #kidlitcon |
| 4:12 pm |
mosylu: |
in the Middle Grade blogging session #kidlitcon |
| 4:12 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon middle grade blog in a ya blogspere E Cruz K Scaletta |
| 4:13 pm |
BookMoot: |
Pro Blogging for Media orgs #kidlitcon |
| 4:13 pm |
bonnyglen: |
RT @lovelyleann: Periodic Table of Cupcakes at book launch of Reininvention of Edison Thomas. Awesome! #kidlitcon http://plixi.com/p/52414778 |
| 4:13 pm |
jenniholm: |
RT @lovelyleann: Periodic Table of Cupcakes at book launch of Reininvention of Edison Thomas. Awesome! #kidlitcon http://plixi.com/p/52414778 |
| 4:13 pm |
bonnyglen: |
RT @alicepope: Houtman: wants to get a new genre term adopted–’sciency fiction.’ Who’s on board? #kidlitcon #sciencyfiction |
| 4:14 pm |
bonnyglen: |
RT @thepageturn: Corriel: Another quality (and fun) question to ask authors on a blog tour: Are you a plotter or plunger? #kidlitcon |
| 4:15 pm |
mosylu: |
30-author blog!! Elissa Cruz manages it. The woman’s a saint #kidlitcon |
| 4:16 pm |
mosylu: |
altho it’s authors, it’s not to self-promote, but to talk about MG books in general #kidlitcon |
| 4:18 pm |
mosylu: |
link to the MG blog they’re talking about http://bit.ly/c4H0rg #kidlitcon |
| 4:18 pm |
thepageturn: |
@lizb: By being part of the conversation in the kidlitosphere, your voice & the way you talk about books evolves. #kidlitcon |
| 4:18 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon http://bit.ly/c4H0rg middlegrade book blog site w/30 authors |
| 4:19 pm |
nykat4: |
@teacher6th #kidlitcon jst made vid 2 teach how 2 pst 2 class blog, usd scrnshts for imgs,cre8d google prez & recrd. Kds cn wtch whn forget! |
| 4:21 pm |
melindabeavers: |
RT @alicepope: Don’t blog when you’re sick, tired, or drunk, says @mstiefvater #kidlitcon (same goes for tweeting, I say) — LOL, True! |
| 4:21 pm |
mosylu: |
Elissa put out a call for authors for a group blog, hoping to get 4. She got 20, to start (!!) #kidlitcon |
| 4:22 pm |
teacher6th: |
LINK ??? RT @nykat4: #kidlitcon jst made vid 2 teach how 2 pst 2 class blog, usd scrnshts 4 imgs,cre8d google prez & recrd. Kds cn wtch |
| 4:22 pm |
Jedi_Roara: |
RT @alicepope: Don’t blog when you’re sick, tired, or drunk, says @mstiefvater #kidlitcon (same goes for tweeting, I say) |
| 4:23 pm |
mosylu: |
huge traffic right off the bat. Clearly there’s a yen for MG content on blogs #kidlitcon |
| 4:23 pm |
alicepope: |
Kurtis Scaletta: Mixed Up Files is about promoting MG as a whole, not individual authors. http://bit.ly/97tehS #kidlitcon |
| 4:23 pm |
EMKokie: |
RT @alicepope Jacqueline Houtman: wants to get a new genre term adopted–’sciency fiction.’ Who’s on board? #kidlitcon #sciencyfiction |
| 4:25 pm |
mosylu: |
the real audience is the gatekeepers – teachers, parents, librarians. Different from YA bloggers #kidlitcon |
| 4:26 pm |
lovelyleann: |
MG readers are not target audience for bloggers, gatekeepers – librarians, teachers – are. #kidlitcon |
| 4:26 pm |
alicepope: |
Scaletta: As MG bloggers, Mixed Up Files authors realized they were going to reach gate keeps rather than young readers. #kidlitcon |
| 4:26 pm |
mosylu: |
misheard something Kurtis Scaletta said: “Book-love facilitators” (he said book CLUB) But I love the idea in this phrase #kidlitcon |
| 4:26 pm |
teacher6th: |
RT @mosylu: the real audience is the gatekeepers – teachers, parents, librarians. Different from YA bloggers #kidlitcon |
| 4:27 pm |
ilsajbick: |
RT @EMKokie: RT @alicepope Jacqueline Houtman: wants to get a new genre term adopted–’sciency fiction.’ Who’s on board? #kidlitcon #sciencyfiction |
| 4:27 pm |
MaryLeeHahn: |
Good to remember: “Our audience is looking for books to love, not books to hate.” #kidlitcon MG Blogging session |
| 4:27 pm |
alicepope: |
Scaletta: Most popular feature on Mixed Up Files are book lists (like Scary Books for Halloween) #kidlitcon |
| 4:28 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
Nxt: Chose session Blogging 4 Media Orgs/Print Pubs; Jen Robinson & Liz Burns sharing. #KidLitCon http://yfrog.com/11s6mlj |
| 4:28 pm |
justkeepreading: |
#kidlitcon blogging for middle grade books, you aren’t talking to the target audience like you are with ya. Talking to gate keepers. |
| 4:28 pm |
mosylu: |
RT @MaryLeeHahn: Good to remember: “Our audience is looking for books to love, not books to hate.” #kidlitcon MG Blogging session |
| 4:28 pm |
justkeepreading: |
YES!!!! RT @MaryLeeHahn Good to remember: “Our audience is looking for books to love, not books to hate.” #kidlitcon MG Blogging session |
| 4:29 pm |
moonb2: |
RT @lovelyleann: Periodic Table of Cupcakes at book launch of Reininvention of Edison Thomas. Awesome! #kidlitcon http://plixi.com/p/52414778 |
| 4:29 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon booklist w/themes old & new books are listed, reviews, interviews,bookstore spotlights |
| 4:29 pm |
thepageturn: |
Robinson: We all want to get paid to blog…but as soon as we’re paid, it becomes work.  Difficult to keep it fun. #kidlitcon |
| 4:30 pm |
alicepope: |
Elissa Cruz: Mixed Up Files offers interviews with indie bookstore owners, editors, authors, others in industry. #kidlitcon |
| 4:31 pm |
thepageturn: |
Love this perspective. RT @MaryLeeHahn: Good to remember: “Our audience is looking for books to love, not books to hate.” #kidlitcon |
| 4:32 pm |
martinkozicki: |
RT @alicepope: Houtman: wants to get a new genre term adopted–’sciency fiction.’ Who’s on board? #kidlitcon #sciencyfiction |
| 4:33 pm |
bonnyglen: |
Guilty as charged! RT @mosylu: @bonnyglen is cracking me up with her giddy Betsy-Tacy fangirlness #kidlitcon |
| 4:33 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @thepageturn: Love this perspective. “Our audience is looking for books to love, not books to hate.” (via @MaryLeeHahn) #kidlitcon |
| 4:34 pm |
susan_marie: |
Looking forward to sitting on panel on school visits with @bookmoot @drawstuff this afternoon at #kidlitcon here in Mpls-St. Paul. |
| 4:35 pm |
thepageturn: |
@andrewkarre: As a publisher, do I want a 250 word review in SLJ or one from @FuseEight? #kidlitcon |
| 4:35 pm |
mosylu: |
Elissa on group blogs: the load is shared, consistency is easier, bigger talent pool to draw on, lots of varied expertise #kidlitcon |
| 4:36 pm |
mint910: |
enjoying #kidlitcon |
| 4:36 pm |
lovelyleann: |
RT @MaryLeeHahn: Good to remember: “Our audience is looking for books to love, not books to hate.” #kidlitcon MG Blogging session |
| 4:37 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @mosylu: Elissa on group blogs: the load is shared, consistency is easier, bigger talent pool to draw on, lots of varied expertise #kidlitcon |
| 4:38 pm |
thepageturn: |
@LizB: Libraries need professional reviews to inform buying decisions & also to provide backup for book challenges. #kidlitcon |
| 4:38 pm |
IlieRuby: |
RT @mosylu: Elissa on group blogs: the load is shared, consistency is easier, bigger talent pool to draw on, lots of varied expertise #kidlitcon |
| 4:39 pm |
melindabeavers: |
RT @mudmamba: Amen! “If you don’t want it public, don’t put it online.” Big old period right there. #kidlitcon |
| 4:39 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @thepageturn: @LizB: Libraries need professional reviews to inform buying decisions & also to provide backup for book challenges. #kidlitcon |
| 4:43 pm |
stellensaskia: |
RT @MaryLeeHahn: Love hearing that a university professor does minilessons! #kidlitcon Blogging in Learning Communities |
| 4:43 pm |
PatentsGirl: |
@bonnyglen BE giddy. It suits you.#kidlitcon |
| 4:45 pm |
thepageturn: |
Just told a story in this session I maybe shouldn’t have shared. #kidlitcon |
| 4:45 pm |
interactiver: |
Watching the #kidlitcon posts closely. |
| 4:46 pm |
teacher6th: |
Mixed Up Files is about promoting MG as a whole, not individual authors. http://bit.ly/97tehS #kidlitcon |
| 4:47 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
RT @teacher6th: Mixed Up Files is about promoting MG as a whole, not individual authors. http://bit.ly/97tehS #kidlitcon |
| 4:47 pm |
BookMoot: |
“Shelving an ARC is stealing from the author.” #kidlitcon |
| 4:47 pm |
teacher6th: |
& I ‘m in the other room… now U must share on twttr RT @thepageturn: told a story in ths session I mayB shouldn’t have shared. #kidlitcon |
| 4:47 pm |
thepageturn: |
“Ebay is the black market.” (re: selling ARCs on Ebay) #kidlitcon |
| 4:49 pm |
mosylu: |
What platform? seems to be the perennial question at this con. I’ve heard it about seventeen times already. Me: Blogger. You? #kidlitcon |
| 4:50 pm |
kbettcher: |
Shelving the Advanced Reading Copy in a library is stealing from the #author! Andrew Karre #kidlitcon |
| 4:50 pm |
mosylu: |
OMG YES. Hate finding ARCs at bookstore. Makes me cringe RT @BookMoot: “Shelving an ARC is stealing from the author.” #kidlitcon |
| 4:50 pm |
teacher6th: |
Blogger RT @mosylu: wht platform? seems 2 B the perennial ? at ths con. ive hrd it abt seventeen times alrdy. Me: Blogger. U? #kidlitcon |
| 4:51 pm |
thepageturn: |
RT @BookMoot: “Shelving an ARC is stealing from the author.” #kidlitcon |
| 4:52 pm |
texasbookbabe: |
RT @BookMoot: “Shelving an ARC is stealing from the author.” #kidlitcon |
| 4:53 pm |
madiganreads: |
Duh! RT: @JensBookPage “If you don’t want it to be public, don’t put it online.” V Struthers #kidlitcon |
| 4:53 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
RT @lovelyleann: Periodic Table of Cupcakes at book launch of Reininvention of Edison Thomas. Awesome! #kidlitcon http://plixi.com/p/52414778 |
| 4:54 pm |
misskubelik: |
totally going to #kidlitcon next year, already formulating panel proposal. |
| 4:55 pm |
mosylu: |
getting good thoughts on group blogging from this session. Am currently blog mommy for some blogs thru work #kidlitcon |
| 4:56 pm |
alicepope: |
Me too–Blogger @teacher6th @mosylu: What platform seems to be the perennial questions at #kidlitcon. What’s yours? |
| 4:57 pm |
laurbrary: |
RT @mosylu: Mary Lee Hahn talks about kidblogs.org as super-easy way for teacher to set up classroom blogs that are a closed community #kidlitcon |
| 4:57 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon morning session coming to and end- what a ride! Wanting to be able to share w/ attendees @ lunch The afternoon looks promising! |
| 4:59 pm |
RedSofaLiterary: |
RT @thepageturn: @LizB: Libraries need professional reviews to inform buying decisions & also to provide backup for book challenges. #kidlitcon |
| 5:01 pm |
thepageturn: |
@lizb: @HornBook Read Roger helped legitimize kidlit blogs. #kidlitcon |
| 5:05 pm |
tardisgrl: |
RT @alicepope: RT @thepageturn: Love this perspective. “Our audience is looking for books to love, not books to hate.” (via @MaryLeeHahn) #kidlitcon |
| 5:06 pm |
SheilaRuth: |
Me too –> RT @interactiver Watching the #kidlitcon posts closely. |
| 5:07 pm |
SheilaRuth: |
RT @BookMoot “Shelving an ARC is stealing from the author.” #kidlitcon |
| 5:08 pm |
interactiver: |
RT @SheilaRuth: RT @BookMoot “Shelving an ARC is stealing from the author.” #kidlitcon |
| 5:15 pm |
mawbooks: |
So so so sad that I’m not at #kidlitcon today . . . |
| 5:32 pm |
SheilaRuth: |
@mawbooks I know, me too. I’m following the tweets but it’s not the same as being there. #kidlitcon |
| 5:38 pm |
galleysmith: |
I think #kidlitcon must be on lunch break #kidlitcon |
| 5:41 pm |
tardisgrl: |
@galleysmith I was wondering where everyone went! #kidlitcon |
| 5:54 pm |
SheilaRuth: |
@tardisgrl Me too! It got really quiet. #kidlitcon |
| 5:55 pm |
SheilaRuth: |
What’s for lunch, everyone? How can I experience vicariously if no one is live tweeting lunch? #kidlitcon |
| 5:55 pm |
ChocolateAir: |
RT @MaryLeeHahn: Good to remember: “Our audience is looking for books to love, not books to hate.” #kidlitcon MG Blogging session |
| 5:57 pm |
galleysmith: |
@SheilaRuth HA! They may not want to talk with their mouths full #kidlitcon |
| 5:57 pm |
thepageturn: |
About to speak…and on Twitter. So be nice. #kidlitcon |
| 5:59 pm |
SheilaRuth: |
RT @WendyMartinArt @SheilaRuth white bean and chicken chili #kidlitcon |
| 5:59 pm |
SheilaRuth: |
Mmmmm. I can almost taste it! RT @mosylu @SheilaRuth soup, sandwiches, and cookies. All nummy #kidlitcon |
| 6:00 pm |
WendyMartinArt: |
@SheilaRuth Sadly, I was unable to attend #kidlitcon That’s what’s cooking at MY house. LOL |
| 6:00 pm |
SheilaRuth: |
@thepageturn Good luck with your speech! #kidlitcon |
| 6:01 pm |
SheilaRuth: |
@WendyMartinArt Oh, sorry!!! I misunderstood. It still sounds yummy. #kidlitcon |
| 6:05 pm |
mosylu: |
In the publicists’ panel #kidlitcon |
| 6:05 pm |
mudmamba: |
#amwriting wins over #kidlitcon. It was an alphabetical decision. |
| 6:09 pm |
hedgielib: |
3″ into my second hat at #kidlitcon . Getting a lot of mindless knitting done |
| 6:10 pm |
C_Spaghetti: |
RT @MaryLeeHahn: Good to remember: “Our audience is looking for books to love, not books to hate.” #kidlitcon MG Blogging session |
| 6:14 pm |
mosylu: |
panel is @thepageturns, @lernerbooks / @carolrhodalab, and @flux #kidlitcon |
| 6:14 pm |
bonnyglen: |
RT @MaryLeeHahn: Good to remember: “Our audience is looking for books to love, not books to hate.” #kidlitcon MG Blogging session |
| 6:15 pm |
mosylu: |
how has publicity changed since social media came along? talking directly to consumers as well as media #kidlitcon |
| 6:16 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon social marketing /publicity changed from the media to the reader back to the media |
| 6:16 pm |
mosylu: |
starting a conversation about the books you’re publishing #kidlitcon |
| 6:17 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon social media opened up communication with readers/authors/publishers |
| 6:18 pm |
mosylu: |
social media has allowed creativity without huge cost for small publishers #kidlitcon |
| 6:19 pm |
WendyDelfosse: |
RT @alicepope: Can’t say that enough RT @JensBookPage: “If you don’t want it to be public, don’t put it online.” V Struthers #kidlitcon |
| 6:19 pm |
JensBookPage: |
RT @mosylu: how has publicity changed since social media came along? talking directly to consumers as well as media #kidlitcon |
| 6:19 pm |
JensBookPage: |
RT @teacher6th: #kidlitcon social media opened up communication with readers/authors/publishers |
| 6:20 pm |
mosylu: |
is all this social media affecting sales? really difficult to quantify #kidlitcon |
| 6:21 pm |
alicepope: |
Llewellyn has a SNAP Committee–Social Networking and Publicity. That much catch on! And be verb-ified. Authors, get SNAPping. #kidlitcon |
| 6:22 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @JensBookPage: RT @teacher6th: #kidlitcon social media opened up communication with readers/authors/publishers |
| 6:22 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @mosylu: is all this social media affecting sales? really difficult to quantify #kidlitcon |
| 6:22 pm |
mosylu: |
how are they interacting with blogs? hard to keep up with all the blogs! bloggers: have a bio, email, and contact info #kidlitcon |
| 6:22 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
Gracious, need nap, no hashtag placed on last tweet re: publishers and social media! #KidLitCon |
| 6:22 pm |
RedSofaLiterary: |
RT @alicepope: Llewellyn has a SNAP Committee–Social Networking and Publicity. That much catch on! And be verb-ified. Authors, get SNAPping. #kidlitcon |
| 6:22 pm |
RedSofaLiterary: |
RT @JensBookPage: RT @teacher6th: #kidlitcon social media opened up communication with readers/authors/publishers |
| 6:23 pm |
JensBookPage: |
Bloggers should have bio, reviewing interests and contact info on their blogs to make contact easier #kidlitcon |
| 6:23 pm |
Wylieknowords: |
RT @alicepope: Llewellyn has a SNAP Committee–Social Networking and Publicity. That much catch on! And be verb-ified. Authors, get SNAPping. #kidlitcon |
| 6:24 pm |
mosylu: |
how can bloggers make their blog known to publishers? publisher’s website, follow on FB and twitter, contact! they want to hear #kidlitcon |
| 6:24 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon make your contact information available easily-twitter, facebook, net galley, contact the publisher & ask for what you want |
| 6:24 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
Publisher panel: Does your blog have your bio, email, interests clearly stated? Very helpful to publishers. #KidLitCon |
| 6:25 pm |
JensBookPage: |
Social media forums are a good way for bloggers to get in touch with publishers #kidlitcon |
| 6:25 pm |
LizB: |
RT @RascofromRIF Advent of social media moved publishers fr media focus only 2 being responsive 2 widespread array of customers #kidlitcon |
| 6:25 pm |
ConMartin: |
RT @mudmamba: Just scored a Betsy-Tacy volume 1. #kidlitcon |
| 6:25 pm |
cybils: |
RT @rascofromrif: Publisher panel: Does your blog have your bio, email, interests clearly stated? Very helpful to publishers. #KidLitCon |
| 6:25 pm |
ginaruiz: |
RT @rascofromrif: Publisher panel: Does your blog have your bio, email, interests clearly stated? Very helpful to publishers. #KidLitCon |
| 6:25 pm |
alicepope: |
Book review bloggers: friend and follow publishers via social media. Good way to get in touch with publishers. #kidlitcon |
| 6:25 pm |
cybils: |
RT @alicepope: Book review bloggers: friend and follow publishers via social media. Good way to get in tough with publishers. #kidlitcon |
| 6:25 pm |
ginaruiz: |
RT @alicepope: Book review bloggers: friend and follow publishers via social media. Good way to get in tough with publishers. #kidlitcon |
| 6:26 pm |
LizB: |
RT @alicepope: Llewellyn has a SNAP Committee–Social Networking and Publicity. That much catch on! And be verb-ified. Authors, get SNAPping. #kidlitcon |
| 6:26 pm |
mosylu: |
is there tension between publishers and bloggers? unrealistic expectations perhaps. clarity in bio especially important #kidlitcon |
| 6:27 pm |
JensBookPage: |
RT @mosylu: is there tension between publishers and bloggers? unrealistic expectations perhaps. clarity in bio espec important #kidlitcon |
| 6:27 pm |
bonnyglen: |
In the publicity /review panel at #kidlitcon. Feels like these publishers have fully embraced social media & blogs. |
| 6:28 pm |
JensBookPage: |
Definitely RT @bonnyglen: In the publicity /review panel at #kidlitcon. Feels like these publishers have fully embraced social media & blogs |
| 6:29 pm |
mosylu: |
listening to them talk about the amt of time they have for researching bloggers, I’m mentally reconfiguring my own bio and site #kidlitcon |
| 6:29 pm |
LizB: |
RT @JensBookPage: RT @mosylu: is there tension between publishers and bloggers? unrealistic expectations perhaps. clarity in bio espec important #kidlitcon |
| 6:30 pm |
JensBookPage: |
Good if you can put mini bio right at too of blog home page to let publishers know you more quickly #kidlitcon |
| 6:31 pm |
kdueykduey: |
@thepageturn @HornBook (Roger) is ALWAYS looking forward, clear-eyed…#kidlitcon |
| 6:31 pm |
C_Spaghetti: |
RT @bonnyglen: In the publicity /review panel at #kidlitcon. Feels like these publishers have fully embraced social media & blogs. |
| 6:32 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @bonnyglen: In the publicity /review panel at #kidlitcon. Feels like these publishers have fully embraced social media & blogs. |
| 6:32 pm |
SheilaRuth: |
@kdueykduey Minneapolis. Unfortunately, I couldn’t go.  #kidlitcon |
| 6:32 pm |
mosylu: |
RT @JensBookPage: Good if you can put mini bio right at too of blog home page to let publishers know you more quickly #kidlitcon |
| 6:32 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon publishers do look at the quality of your blog: readers/comments, blogs you follow, how you will share the information |
| 6:33 pm |
JensBookPage: |
RT @teacher6th: #kidlitcon publishers do look at the quality of your blog: readers/comments, blogs you follow, how you will share the info |
| 6:34 pm |
LizB: |
RT @mosylu: listening to them talk about the amt of time they have for researching bloggers, I’m mentally reconfiguring my own bio and site #kidlitcon |
| 6:34 pm |
kdueykduey: |
@SheilaRuth Nor I. It’s interesting to read all this, though! Better than….working… #kidlitcon |
| 6:36 pm |
bonnyglen: |
RT @JensBookPage: Good if you can put mini bio right at too of blog home page to let publishers know you more quickly #kidlitcon |
| 6:37 pm |
bonnyglen: |
RT @alicepope: Llewellyn has a SNAP Committee–Social Networking and Publicity. That much catch on! And be verb-ified. Authors, get SNAPping. #kidlitcon |
| 6:37 pm |
SheilaRuth: |
@kdueykduey I know what you mean. Luckily, I’m working on something that doesn’t require a lot of concentration. #kidlitcon |
| 6:37 pm |
mosylu: |
@motherreader talks about the different types of blogs and the disparity in comments between types #kidlitcon |
| 6:38 pm |
mosylu: |
how much should authors do, publicity-wise? #kidlitcon |
| 6:39 pm |
mosylu: |
interaction encouraged from authors, publishers have things to help if you ask for help #kidlitcon |
| 6:40 pm |
alicepope: |
Q: In a perfect world, what would your authors be doing? A: (Flux publicity guy) Write books! #kidlitcon |
| 6:40 pm |
LizB: |
Q: in perfect world what should authors be doing. A: writing books. #kidlitcon |
| 6:40 pm |
JensBookPage: |
“I never want to see an author trying to be a good writer but spending all their time online” #kidlitcon |
| 6:40 pm |
C_Spaghetti: |
RT @alicepope: Q: In a perfect world, what would your authors be doing? A: (Flux publicity guy) Write books! #kidlitcon |
| 6:41 pm |
JensBookPage: |
RT @alicepope: Q: In a perfect world, what would your authors be doing? A: (Flux publicity guy) Write books! #kidlitcon |
| 6:41 pm |
LizB: |
RT @JensBookPage: RT @alicepope: Q: In a perfect world, what would your authors be doing? A: (Flux publicity guy) Write books! #kidlitcon |
| 6:41 pm |
mosylu: |
authors who interact should be passionate/energetic/engaged because otherwise it’s a waste #kidlitcon |
| 6:41 pm |
LizB: |
RT @JensBookPage: “I never want to see an author trying to be a good writer but spending all their time online” #kidlitcon |
| 6:42 pm |
alicepope: |
Laura Lutz from Harper Publicity says don’t embark in social networking and blogging if you can’t fully embrace it. #kidlitcon |
| 6:42 pm |
JoannaDangelo: |
RT @alicepope: Laura Lutz from Harper Publicity says don’t embark in social networking and blogging if you can’t fully embrace it. #kidlitcon |
| 6:42 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @JensBookPage: “I never want to see an author trying to be a good writer but spending all their time online” #kidlitcon |
| 6:43 pm |
JensBookPage: |
” if you’re ever in doubt wait a night before you put it online” @thepageturn #kidlitcon |
| 6:44 pm |
LizB: |
RT @JensBookPage: ” if you’re ever in doubt wait a night before you put it online” @thepageturn #kidlitcon |
| 6:44 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon mg & ya authors need to reach out to the mommybloggers, teachers & libraians |
| 6:45 pm |
martinkozicki: |
RT @JensBookPage: “I never want to see an author trying to be a good writer but spending all their time online” #kidlitcon |
| 6:45 pm |
alicepope: |
Q: Teens don’t read blogs–who am I blogging for? A: teachers, librarians, other writers. #kidlitcon |
| 6:46 pm |
juliaakarr: |
RT @alicepope: Q: Teens don’t read blogs–who am I blogging for? A: teachers, librarians, other writers. #kidlitcon |
| 6:46 pm |
abbylibrarian: |
Thank you thank you for all the #kidlitcon tweets. Please to do recaps with pics after.  |
| 6:47 pm |
JensBookPage: |
Sure people will. RT @abbylibrarian: Thank you thank you for all the #kidlitcon tweets. Please try to do recaps with pics after. |
| 6:49 pm |
Wylieknowords: |
RT @JensBookPage: RT @alicepope: Q: In a perfect world, what would your authors be doing? A: (Flux publicity guy) Write books! #kidlitcon |
| 6:49 pm |
C_Spaghetti: |
Yeah, thanks for tweeting, y’all. Lots of us following at home. #kidlitcon |
| 6:51 pm |
mosylu: |
blogs, like TV, are about immediacy. Should we blog about books months in advance, when people can’t get them? #kidlitcon |
| 6:51 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon bloggers & publishers R learning how to help each other- timelines & interviews |
| 6:53 pm |
JensBookPage: |
Timing issue between bloggers and publishers re reviews + interviews. Ideally pubs want review 3 mo before or after pub date #kidlitcon |
| 6:53 pm |
mosylu: |
@LizB points out that prof. review journals have lots of staff, and bloggers are only one perso doing it all #kidlitcon |
| 6:53 pm |
hoppingfun: |
RT @abbylibrarian: Thank you thank you for all the #kidlitcon tweets. Please to do recaps with pics after. |
| 6:55 pm |
JensBookPage: |
@lizb responds that as one person it’s hard to abide by requests to review on a schedule. Where’s my 1099? #kidlitcon |
| 6:55 pm |
C_Spaghetti: |
.@jensbookpage I’m sure that 3-month lead time works well 4 publishrs! Not so great for blog readers who can’t get the book, tho. #kidlitcon |
| 6:56 pm |
JenniferVaillan: |
RT @C_Spaghetti: Yeah, thanks for tweeting, y’all. Lots of us following at home. #kidlitcon |
| 6:56 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
By the way, what is this #KidLitCon? Ck it out: http://bit.ly/cIStKQ |
| 6:57 pm |
martinkozicki: |
Don’t forget parents! RT @alicepope Q: Teens don’t read blogs–who am I blogging for? A: teachers, librarians, other writers. #kidlitcon |
| 6:57 pm |
mosylu: |
@motherreader adds that we review the books on our own schedule (I know I do!) because our audience is librarians/teachers #kidlitcon |
| 6:57 pm |
justkeepreading: |
I will for sure! RT @abbylibrarian: Thank you thank you for all the #kidlitcon tweets. Please try to do recaps with pics after. |
| 6:57 pm |
JensBookPage: |
@motherreader says: we’re not getting paid by you as publishers. I’m thinking about how I can sell this book to my readers #kidlitcon |
| 6:58 pm |
JensBookPage: |
@C_Spaghetti Pam is saying that right now #kidlitcon |
| 6:59 pm |
justkeepreading: |
#kidlitcon from pub panel: try to get your contact info and what you review in your bio right away. |
| 6:59 pm |
C_Spaghetti: |
@jensbookpage I figured one of you would! So fun following along. #kidlitcon |
| 7:01 pm |
justkeepreading: |
#kidlitcon My take from the pub panel: be as professional as you can. Be clear. |
| 7:01 pm |
mosylu: |
audience member: “I don’t always want the newest book, I just want the good ones” #kidlitcon |
| 7:03 pm |
JensBookPage: |
Love this! RT @mosylu: audience member: “I don’t always want the newest book, I just want the good ones” #kidlitcon |
| 7:03 pm |
redrobinreader: |
RT @alicepope: Laura Lutz from Harper Publicity says don’t embark in social networking and blogging if you can’t fully embrace it. #kidlitcon |
| 7:04 pm |
mosylu: |
publishers remind us that they’re in a business, one they love, but still a business, so understand where they’re coming from #kidlitcon |
| 7:04 pm |
kbettcher: |
Enjoying the panel at #kidlitcon good information about reviewing and blogging from pub. perspective. |
| 7:05 pm |
alicepope: |
Laura Lutz (Harper): social media allows publishers to promote their backlist titles. #kidlitcon |
| 7:05 pm |
mosylu: |
great panel! lots to think about #kidlitcon |
| 7:05 pm |
teacher6th: |
RT @mosylu: audience membe @ pragmaticmom : “I don’t always want the newest book, I just want the good ones” #kidlitcon |
| 7:06 pm |
lovelyleann: |
My battery is dying. Bye, bye #kidlitcon twitterverse…for now. |
| 7:08 pm |
mutabilis: |
RT @mosylu: misheard something Kurtis Scaletta said: “Book-love facilitators” (he said book CLUB) But I love the idea in this phrase #kidlitcon |
| 7:09 pm |
mutabilis: |
RT @melindabeavers: RT @alicepope: Don’t blog when you’re sick, tired, or drunk, says @mstiefvater #kidlitcon (same goes for tweeting, I say) — LOL, True! |
| 7:10 pm |
snugdawg: |
RT @alicepope: Laura Lutz from Harper Publicity says don’t embark in social networking and blogging if you can’t fully embrace it. #kidlitcon |
| 7:11 pm |
hollycupala: |
wish I was at #kidlitcon! Check it out, folks. http://kidlitcon2010.blogspot.com/ |
| 7:11 pm |
sixboxes: |
Hey, @LizB, don’t forget the #drunkkidlitcon recap. #kidlitcon |
| 7:13 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon sharing poems & celebrating poetry one blog at a time poetry Friday http:tinyurl.com/27qzgf5 |
| 7:14 pm |
kidsmomo: |
Very jealous of everything going on at #kidlitcon. At least we can follow virtually! |
| 7:14 pm |
teacher6th: |
RT @teacher6th: #kidlitcon sharing poems & celebrating poetry one blog at a time poetry Friday http:http://tinyurl.com/27qzgf5 presentation |
| 7:14 pm |
HappyTeacherLA: |
RT @teacher6th: RT @mosylu: audience membe @ pragmaticmom : “I don’t always want the newest book, I just want the good ones” #kidlitcon |
| 7:15 pm |
teacher6th: |
RT @scsdmedia: @guysread Jon Scieszka hosted by @patrickcarman offering FREE SCREENCAST 4 schools! http://bit.ly/af4ue0 #kidlitcon |
| 7:19 pm |
LizB: |
RT @mosylu: publishers remind us that they’re in a business, one they love, but still a business, so understand where they’re coming from #kidlitcon |
| 7:22 pm |
LizB: |
Poetry Friday started by Kelly Herold but never owned by her. It’s a community effort. #kidlitcon |
| 7:22 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon kidlitosphere created by Kelly Harold in 2006 |
| 7:25 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @mosylu: audience member @pragmaticmom : “I don’t always want the newest book, I just want the good ones” #kidlitcon |
| 7:26 pm |
McVeighAgency: |
RT @alicepope: Michelle Corriel: When answering blog tour questions, don’t cut and paste answers from blog to blog. #kidlitcon |
| 7:28 pm |
Sonderbooks: |
RT @JensBookPage: “Blogging can be both good professionaly and good for the soul.” #kidlitcon t@mstiefvater |
| 7:30 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @LizB: Poetry Friday started by Kelly Herold but never owned by her. It’s a community effort. #kidlitcon |
| 7:31 pm |
exlibris_mhuitt: |
Teens don’t read blogs…? @alicepope Q: Teens don’t read blogs–who am I blogging for? A: teachers, librarians, other writers. #kidlitcon |
| 7:31 pm |
mosylu: |
Taking a break. Keep me updated, #kidlitcon tweeters! |
| 7:31 pm |
exlibris_mhuitt: |
Well that’s definitely true! RT @alicepope Laura Lutz (Harper): social media allows publishers to promote their backlist titles. #kidlitcon |
| 7:32 pm |
kbettcher: |
Interesting info on how #PoetryFriday got started and how to take part! #kidlitcon |
| 7:33 pm |
marjoriemliu: |
RT @JensBookPage: “I never want to see an author trying to be a good writer but spending all their time online” #kidlitcon |
| 7:33 pm |
feebeeglee: |
Well, @bonnyglen might be livin it up at #kidlitcon but I have potato soup, so, uh, there! Yeah! In your face, Wiley! #notthatImbitter |
| 7:34 pm |
upandcomic: |
RT @JensBookPage: “I never want to see an author trying to be a good writer but spending all their time online” #kidlitcon |
| 7:35 pm |
alicepope: |
Poetry Friday panelist confuses “Mr. Linky” with “Mr. Winky.” #kidlitcon |
| 7:41 pm |
alicepope: |
To participate in #PoetryFriday you don’t need to post a new original poem. It’s just about celebrating poetry in some way. #kidlitcon |
| 7:43 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon copyright w/poetry only a couple of poems can be quoted… |
| 7:47 pm |
exlibris_mhuitt: |
Me too! RT @abbylibrarian So jealous of everyone at #kidlitcon! Living vicariously through tweets… keep it up! |
| 7:51 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
RT @justkeepreading: #kidlitcon My take from the pub panel: be as professional as you can. Be clear. |
| 7:55 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
RT @JensBookPage: Definitely RT @bonnyglen: In the publicity /review panel at #kidlitcon. Feels like these publishers have fully embraced social media & blogs |
| 7:55 pm |
angelina41: |
RT @sixboxes: Hey, @LizB, don’t forget the #drunkkidlitcon recap. #kidlitcon |
| 7:56 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
RT @alicepope: Laura Lutz from Harper Publicity says don’t embark in social networking & blogging if you can’t fully embrace it. #kidlitcon |
| 7:56 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
RT @alicepope: To participate in #PoetryFriday you don’t need to post a new original poem. It’s just about celebrating poetry in some way. #kidlitcon |
| 7:56 pm |
edwardnecarsulm: |
RT @hollycupala: wish I was at #kidlitcon! Check it out, folks. http://kidlitcon2010.blogspot.com/ |
| 7:59 pm |
chasingray: |
RT @LizB: Q: in perfect world what should authors be doing. A: writing books. #kidlitcon |
| 8:00 pm |
chasingray: |
How does anyone know that “teens don’t read blogs”? That a huge generalization, isn’t it? #kidlitcon |
| 8:01 pm |
chasingray: |
How about this one: Boys don’t read books! Girls love vampires! Only photo covers sell! All protags must be Caucasian! #kidlitcon |
| 8:02 pm |
chasingray: |
I’m arguing with a tweet from a presenter at #kidlitcon & I’m not even there. #thiscantbehealthy |
| 8:02 pm |
angelina41: |
RT @chasingray: How about this one: Boys don’t read books! Girls love vampires! Only photo covers sell! All protags must be Caucasian! #kidlitcon |
| 8:04 pm |
DiandraMae: |
@chasingray That is a HUGE generalization, especially considering the emerging YA reviewing teen bloggers out there! #kidlitcon |
| 8:06 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
RT @DiandraMae: @chasingray That is a HUGE generalization, especially considering the emerging YA reviewing teen bloggers out there! #kidlitcon |
| 8:06 pm |
tappedinorg: |
RT @teacher6th: #kidlitcon sharing poems & celebrating poetry one blog at a time poetry Friday http:http://tinyurl.com/27qzgf5 |
| 8:08 pm |
TeachingBooks: |
About to join a few great authors via skype at KidLit Con in Minn. Exciting to be a part of this and looking forward. #kidlitcon |
| 8:09 pm |
mudmamba: |
I think I’m the only one at #kidlitcon matching all 3 of these criteria: (a) not female, (b) not an organizer, (c) not named Steve. |
| 8:10 pm |
alicepope: |
We can see your GIANT image. RT @TeachingBooks: About to join a few great authors via skype at KidLit Con in Minn. #kidlitcon |
| 8:11 pm |
justkeepreading: |
I do think the pub panel would agree that they’ll take a good review anytime. #kidlitcon |
| 8:11 pm |
teacher6th: |
RT @TeachingBooks: abt 2 join a few gr8 authors via skype at KidLit Con in Minn. Exciting 2 B a part of ths & looking forward. #kidlitcon |
| 8:12 pm |
alicepope: |
Ha! RT @mudmamba: I think I’m only 1 at #kidlitcon matching all 3 of these criteria (a) not female (b) not an organizer (c) not named Steve. |
| 8:14 pm |
teacher6th: |
Nancy Carlson www.nancycarlson.com author/speaker #kidlitcon |
| 8:16 pm |
alicepope: |
Based on what lit bloggers observe of their readership I guess. RT @chasingray: How does anyone know that teens don’t read blogs. #kidlitcon |
| 8:16 pm |
justkeepreading: |
New session on library visits in the social media age. #kidlitcon |
| 8:17 pm |
alicepope: |
@chasingray but, yes, that’s a gross generalization. (it’s almost like you’re here at #kidlitcon ) |
| 8:19 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon Susan Marie Swanson @susan_marie |
| 8:20 pm |
chasingray: |
@DiandraMae Yes. Blogs are the zines of the 21st century & everybody remembers how girls were into those…. #kidlitcon |
| 8:20 pm |
alicepope: |
At school/library panel @andrewkarre reminds us that many young readers don’t remember Facebook not existing. #kidlitcon #Iamold |
| 8:21 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon social media is opening up author visits and creating its own booking agendas |
| 8:22 pm |
chasingray: |
This whole tweeting from #kidlitcon is awesome. You guys are really keeping us in the loop! |
| 8:23 pm |
mudmamba: |
Recently phoned @teachingbooks myself to pronounce my name. #kidlitcon |
| 8:24 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon we also tweet– class tweet is @oms6th |
| 8:26 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon I skype as much as I can in my classroom- Tweet me so we can set a date! (mg authors and classrooms) |
| 8:26 pm |
alicepope: |
The Skyped @TeachingBooks guy is sort of like a The Giant Benevolent Wizard of Oz with headphones. #kidlitcon #diggingtechnology |
| 8:26 pm |
mudmamba: |
RT @alicepope: The Skyped @TeachingBooks guy is sort of like a The Giant Benevolent Wizard of Oz with headphones. #kidlitcon #diggingtechnology |
| 8:27 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @teacher6th: #kidlitcon social media is opening up author visits and creating its own booking agendas |
| 8:27 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon social media has changed authors mindset on sharing and connecting to readers |
| 8:29 pm |
alicepope: |
Preparation is key for both authors and schools when it comes to school visits says @TeachingBooks #kidlitcon |
| 8:29 pm |
floatinglush: |
Panel on school/library visits with @drawstuff, @susan_marie, and two others. #kidlitcon |
| 8:30 pm |
JensBookPage: |
RT @alicepope: At school/library panel @andrewkarre reminds us that many young readers don’t remember Facebook not existing. #kidlitcon |
| 8:31 pm |
JensBookPage: |
We try! RT @chasingray: This whole tweeting from #kidlitcon is awesome. You guys are really keeping us in the loop! |
| 8:32 pm |
MaryLeeHahn: |
I need a subscription to TeachingBooks.net…#kidlitcon |
| 8:32 pm |
Mdesmondobrien: |
=) RT @JensBookPage: We try! RT @chasingray: This whole tweeting from #kidlitcon is awesome. You guys are really keeping us in the loop! |
| 8:32 pm |
JensBookPage: |
RT @alicepope: The Skyped @TeachingBooks guy is sort of like a The Giant Benevolent Wizard of Oz with headphones. #kidlitcon |
| 8:33 pm |
kellybarnhill: |
I ducked out of #kidlitcon to go plant some garlic in the community garden. Kelly = v. v. muddy. |
| 8:34 pm |
teacher6th: |
presentation I just gave on using social networking in my classroon http://prezi.com/-fcpp9tdpfrs/itag2010-social-networking/ #kidlitcon |
| 8:34 pm |
stevencravis: |
RT @JensBookPage: RT @alicepope: The Skyped @TeachingBooks guy is sort of like a The Giant Benevolent Wizard of Oz with headphones. #kidlitcon |
| 8:37 pm |
alicepope: |
Think what’s best to show kids at visits–rather than red marks on pages, show them what you had to revise and why. #kidlitcon |
| 8:40 pm |
alicepope: |
If your school visit not is a public event, you’re not allowed to take pictures of kids and post them online #kidlitcon |
| 8:40 pm |
RileyCarney: |
Very True! RT @alicepope: Preparation is key for both authors and schools when it comes to school visits says @TeachingBooks #kidlitcon |
| 8:40 pm |
TeacherInMe: |
RT @teacher6th: presentation I just gave on using social networking in my classroon http://prezi.com/-fcpp9tdpfrs/itag2010-social-networking/ #kidlitcon |
| 8:41 pm |
sjciske: |
RT @TeachingBooks: About to join a few great authors via skype at KidLit Con in Minn. Exciting to be a part of this and looking forward. #kidlitcon |
| 8:41 pm |
alicepope: |
Before a Skype visit, do a pre-check. See how you and your setting look onscreen. #kidlitcon |
| 8:41 pm |
MaryLeeHahn: |
Good point, Camille, about authors NOT posting photos of kids that they take at school events! Post their bulletin boards or art. #kidlitcon |
| 8:41 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
@TeachingBooks Thank you for joining us! #KidLitCon |
| 8:42 pm |
lishacauthen: |
RT @alicepope: Before a Skype visit, do a pre-check. See how you and your setting look onscreen. #kidlitcon |
| 8:43 pm |
WendyMartinArt: |
RT @alicepope: If your school visit not is a public event, you’re not allowed to take pictures of kids and post them online #kidlitcon |
| 8:43 pm |
JensBookPage: |
@stevencravis I think I migh have to try this skyped videochat thing with family. It works well #kidlitcon |
| 8:43 pm |
lishacauthen: |
RT @alicepope: If your school visit not is a public event, you’re not allowed to take pictures of kids and post them online #kidlitcon |
| 8:45 pm |
galleysmith: |
RT @alicepope: Llewellyn has a SNAP Committee–Social Networking and Publicity. That much catch on! And be verb-ified. Authors, get SNAPping. #kidlitcon |
| 8:45 pm |
snugdawg: |
RT @alicepope: If your school visit not is a public event, you’re not allowed to take pictures of kids and post them online #kidlitcon |
| 8:45 pm |
snugdawg: |
RT @alicepope: Think what’s best to show kids at visits–rather than red marks on pages, show them what you had to revise and why. #kidlitcon |
| 8:46 pm |
snugdawg: |
RT @teacher6th: #kidlitcon social media is opening up author visits and creating its own booking agendas |
| 8:46 pm |
snugdawg: |
RT @alicepope: At school/library panel @andrewkarre reminds us that many young readers don’t remember Facebook not existing. #kidlitcon #Iamold |
| 8:47 pm |
floatinglush: |
RT @JensBookPage: RT @alicepope: The Skyped @TeachingBooks guy is sort of like a The Giant Benevolent Wizard of Oz with headphones. #kidlitcon |
| 8:49 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
RT @alicepope: Preparation is key for both authors and schools when it comes to school visits says @TeachingBooks #kidlitcon |
| 8:50 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon students can create their own trailer, video, review with video from Skype higher level thinking and outcomebase projects |
| 8:50 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
RT @alicepope: Think what’s best to show kids at visits–rather than red marks on pages, show them what you had to revise and why. #kidlitcon |
| 8:51 pm |
janewrites: |
RT @alicepope Before a Skype visit, do a pre-check. See how you and your setting look onscreen. #kidlitcon |
| 8:56 pm |
MaryLeeHahn: |
Thank you, authors, for realizing that author visits are too expensive for some schools and that Skype is a better option. #kidlitcon |
| 8:57 pm |
CERodriguez: |
#KidLitCon session on school and library visits in the digital age is VERY informative. |
| 8:59 pm |
MaryLeeHahn: |
But authors shouldn’t be expected to offer Skype visits for free. #kidlitcon |
| 9:00 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon charge for a skype vist? Personally I never pay for Skype because my school can’t pay…students do buy their books…. |
| 9:01 pm |
WendyMartinArt: |
RT @MaryLeeHahn: But authors shouldn’t be expected to offer Skype visits for free. #kidlitcon |
| 9:02 pm |
mudmamba: |
#kidlitcon I have never charged for real or virtual visits. Sorry. |
| 9:02 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon tweeting & blogging w/ author is also a free social way I get my students and authors to connect |
| 9:03 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon gr8 presentation! Thanks 4 sharing |
| 9:04 pm |
TeachingBooks: |
#KidLitCon finished discussing media / library / school author connections. Many useful insights. A pleasure participating virtually! |
| 9:05 pm |
teacher6th: |
@TeachingBooks #kidlitcon Thanks 4 the visit! |
| 9:08 pm |
TeachingBooks: |
Getting a laugh from the sounds my pouring coffee must have made at #kidlitcon during my skype presentation. Take heed, virtual presenters! |
| 9:11 pm |
thepageturn: |
RT @TeachingBooks: Getting a laugh from the sounds my pouring coffee must have made at #kidlitcon during my skype presentation. Take heed, virtual presenters! |
| 9:12 pm |
mosylu: |
back at #kidlitcon, ready for the last panel on @cybils and the kidlitosphere |
| 9:12 pm |
thepageturn: |
RT @MaryLeeHahn: Thank you, authors, for realizing that author visits are too expensive for some schools and that Skype is a better option. #kidlitcon |
| 9:14 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon kidlitosphere & cybils Elizabeth Burns a chair a fireplace … Pam Coughlan motherreader jen Robinson book page Sarah Stevenson |
| 9:14 pm |
mosylu: |
panelists: @lizb, @motherreader, @aquafortis, @jensbookpage (i actually know all their handles!) #kidlitcon |
| 9:14 pm |
MaryLeeHahn: |
Rockstars of the Kidlitosphere presenting now: Liz Burns, MotherReader, Jen Robinson, Sarah Stevenson. #kidlitcon |
| 9:15 pm |
teacher6th: |
RT @MaryLeeHahn: Thank U, authors, 4 realizing that author visits R 2 expensive 4 sum schools & that Skype is a better option. #kidlitcon |
| 9:15 pm |
chasingray: |
RT @MaryLeeHahn: Rockstars of the Kidlitosphere presenting now: Liz Burns, MotherReader, Jen Robinson, Sarah Stevenson. #kidlitcon |
| 9:16 pm |
mosylu: |
@lizb talks about beginnings of the kidlitosphere with Reading Rants and Richie’s Picks, and @bonnyglen coined the term in 2006 #kidlitcon |
| 9:16 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
RT @MaryLeeHahn: Rockstars of the Kidlitosphere presenting now: Liz Burns, MotherReader, Jen Robinson, Sarah Stevenson. #kidlitcon |
| 9:17 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @MaryLeeHahn: Thank you, authors, for realizing that author visits are too expensive for some schools and that Skype is a better option. #kidlitcon |
| 9:18 pm |
KPG_PR: |
RT @MaryLeeHahn: Thank you, authors, for realizing that author visits are too expensive for some schools and that Skype is a better option. #kidlitcon |
| 9:18 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @mosylu: @lizb talks about beginnings of the kidlitosphere with Reading Rants and Richie’s Picks, and @bonnyglen coined the term in 2006 #kidlitcon |
| 9:18 pm |
thepageturn: |
Apparently I’m the only one here who doesn’t watch Buffy. #kidlitcon |
| 9:20 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
LOL. You should definitely remied that soon! RT @thepageturn: Apparently I’m the only one here who doesn’t watch Buffy. #kidlitcon |
| 9:20 pm |
teacher6th: |
right there w/ya RT @thepageturn: Apparently I’m the only one here who doesn’t watch Buffy. #kidlitcon |
| 9:21 pm |
thepageturn: |
@CynLeitichSmith your blog just came up, you trailblazer! #kidlitcon |
| 9:21 pm |
alicepope: |
@chasingray Are your ears burning? They’re talking about you. #kidlitcon |
| 9:22 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
@thepageturn Meant remedy! Sorry! #kidlitcon |
| 9:22 pm |
mint910: |
@galleysmith ur blog was a screenshot in kidlitosphere panel! #kidlitcon |
| 9:24 pm |
MaryLeeHahn: |
@C_Spaghetti Mentioned again at #kidlitcon! |
| 9:24 pm |
mosylu: |
@motherreader talks about Kidlitosphere Central http://bit.ly/cnEjgi #kidlitcon |
| 9:24 pm |
BookMoot: |
“Cynsations is THE place to start for authors in the Kidlitospere.” Liz Burns #kidlitcon |
| 9:25 pm |
mosylu: |
it’s a portal for people new to the kidlitosphere. #kidlitcon dude, portal! |
| 9:26 pm |
mosylu: |
@motherreader reiterates that “kid”litosphere aside, YA is also part of it and welcome #kidlitcon |
| 9:26 pm |
LizB: |
I went so fast to not hog time. We will share URL for presentation via slideshare. #kidlitcon |
| 9:27 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
Fantastic! Can’t wait to see it! RT @LizB: I went so fast to not hog time. We will share URL for presentation via slideshare. #kidlitcon |
| 9:27 pm |
mosylu: |
don’t forget the carnival of children’s literature: http://bit.ly/drD0Hv #kidlitcon |
| 9:28 pm |
susan_marie: |
#kidlitcon @MotherReader talking about http://www.kidlitosphere.org/ |
| 9:28 pm |
mosylu: |
the point is not to “own” all these events, but to send people out to them #kidlitcon |
| 9:28 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @mosylu: don’t forget the carnival of children’s literature: http://bit.ly/drD0Hv #kidlitcon |
| 9:28 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @susan_marie: #kidlitcon @MotherReader talking about http://www.kidlitosphere.org/ |
| 9:28 pm |
chasingray: |
RT @BookMoot: “Cynsations is THE place to start for authors in the Kidlitospere.” Liz Burns #kidlitcon |
| 9:29 pm |
mosylu: |
these things go from blog to blog and it’s a shared community effort #kidlitcon |
| 9:29 pm |
MaryLeeHahn: |
Kidlitosphere is about COMMUNITY. #kidlitcon |
| 9:31 pm |
mosylu: |
hear hear RT @MaryLeeHahn: Kidlitosphere is about COMMUNITY. #kidlitcon |
| 9:32 pm |
alicepope: |
I was going to post the same thing (and you’re sitting right next to me) RT @MaryLeeHahn: Kidlitosphere is about COMMUNITY. #kidlitcon |
| 9:32 pm |
mosylu: |
sampler set of blogs for newbies: http://bit.ly/9ApZE3 #kidlitcon |
| 9:32 pm |
exlibris_mhuitt: |
Absolutely loving the montage of tweets from #kidlitcon! Someday I will have enough money to travel to conventions like this. Someday. |
| 9:33 pm |
thepageturn: |
That’s my fave thing about it! RT @MaryLeeHahn: Kidlitosphere is about COMMUNITY. #kidlitcon |
| 9:34 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
@chasingray @alicepope Mentioned was talking w/small groups of students during schl visits about what they read. Teacher comments.#KidLitCon |
| 9:34 pm |
LizB: |
RT @MaryLeeHahn: Kidlitosphere is about COMMUNITY. #kidlitcon |
| 9:34 pm |
mosylu: |
the listserv! http://yhoo.it/9Pj8fY #kidlitcon |
| 9:35 pm |
mosylu: |
now it’s @jensbookpage ‘s turn #kidlitcon she’s talking about @cybils |
| 9:36 pm |
mosylu: |
balance between quality and appeal – beginning of the Cybils awards #kidlitcon |
| 9:36 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
Wahoo! Yay #cybils! RT @mosylu: now it’s @jensbookpage ‘s turn #kidlitcon she’s talking about @cybils |
| 9:38 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
.@JensBookPage is sharing #CYBILS w/ #KidLitCon. Another reminder of rapid growth of CYBILS. http://yfrog.com/bf2hilj |
| 9:39 pm |
mosylu: |
@jensbookpage #cybils shortlists are the most valuable thing – as a librarian, I agree! #kidlitcon |
| 9:39 pm |
alicepope: |
The @cybils honor “the organic chicken nuggets of children’s books,” says Jen Robinson of @JensBookPage #kidlitcon #cybils |
| 9:39 pm |
thepageturn: |
More than 1000 eligible nominations for Cybils this year! Crazy! #kidlitcon |
| 9:40 pm |
IlieRuby: |
RT @alicepope: The @cybils honor “the organic chicken nuggets of children’s books,” says Jen Robinson of @JensBookPage #kidlitcon #cybils |
| 9:41 pm |
chasingray: |
RT @thepageturn: More than 1000 eligible nominations for Cybils this year! Crazy! #kidlitcon |
| 9:41 pm |
teacher6th: |
RT @thepageturn: More than 1000 eligible nominations for Cybils this year! Crazy! #kidlitcon |
| 9:41 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @thepageturn: More than 1000 eligible nominations for Cybils this year! Crazy! #kidlitcon |
| 9:42 pm |
floatinglush: |
Completely unrelated to anything having to do with #kidlitcon: ZOMG I LOVE MY NEW BOOTS! So comfy! So cute! So blue! |
| 9:42 pm |
HeidiRKling: |
RT @alicepope: The @cybils honor “the organic chicken nuggets of children’s books,” says Jen Robinson of @JensBookPage #kidlitcon #cybils |
| 9:42 pm |
mosylu: |
now @aquafortis is up talking about the #cybils as a resource – shortlists for teachers, librarians, parents, book groups #kidlitcon |
| 9:42 pm |
thepageturn: |
Love! LOL RT @alicepope: The @cybils honor “the organic chicken nuggets of children’s books,” says @JensBookPage #kidlitcon #cybils |
| 9:42 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
RT @thepageturn: More than 1000 eligible nominations for Cybils this year! Crazy! #kidlitcon |
| 9:43 pm |
teacher6th: |
so Maggie RT @floatinglush: cmpletly unrelated 2 anything having 2 do w/ #kidlitcon: ZOMG I luv MY NEW BOOTS! So comfy! So cute! So blue! |
| 9:45 pm |
alicepope: |
The @cybils blog offers book reviews M W F during judging period. That just 1 way the blog can be used as a resource. #kidlitcon #cybils |
| 9:45 pm |
martinkozicki: |
RT @MaryLeeHahn: Thank you, authors, for realizing that author visits are too expensive for some schools and that Skype is a better option. #kidlitcon |
| 9:46 pm |
thepageturn: |
And now’s the point when my phone dies bc of all my twittering – will be forced off-line soon. Boo. #kidlitcon |
| 9:48 pm |
thepageturn: |
Publishers, don’t nominate every title on your list! @cybils #kidlitcon (wasn’t us! I swear!) |
| 9:48 pm |
galleysmith: |
@thepageturn Thank you for sharing w/ all of us home! We appreciate it #kidlitcon |
| 9:50 pm |
mosylu: |
ways to support: donate, spread the word, buy bling, buy nominated titles thru the #cybils blog #kidlitcon |
| 9:51 pm |
thepageturn: |
Cybils now has stickers for covers of winners. Interesting…and good idea! #kidlitcon #cybils |
| 9:53 pm |
thepageturn: |
@HarperChildrens The tweet @cybils sent you is up on screen. #kidlitcon |
| 9:53 pm |
BookMoot: |
Sherri @Semicolon.com featured in Cybils discussion #kidlitcon |
| 9:55 pm |
thepageturn: |
RT @mosylu: ways to support: donate, spread the word, buy bling, buy nominated titles thru the #cybils blog #kidlitcon |
| 9:57 pm |
thepageturn: |
200 ppl applied for 100 slots as Cybils judges. Wow. #kidlitcon #cybils |
| 9:57 pm |
teacher6th: |
RT @jdthomas7: How to Get a Classroom of Kids Blogging in Under 5 Minutes! – http://goo.gl/OseS #edchat #edtech #tsdr2j #kidlitcon |
| 9:58 pm |
interactiver: |
RT @mosylu: ways to support: donate, spread the word, buy bling, buy nominated titles thru the #cybils blog #kidlitcon |
| 9:58 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
Oh my! I’m shocked! RT @thepageturn: 200 ppl applied for 100 slots as Cybils judges. Wow. #kidlitcon #cybils |
| 10:00 pm |
alicepope: |
RT @the1stdaughter: Oh my! I’m shocked! RT @thepageturn: 200 ppl applied for 100 slots as Cybils judges. Wow. #kidlitcon #cybils |
| 10:02 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon end of the conference- thx 2 all the hard work 2 all of the ppl involved-it was a gr8 experience! Happy 2 meet new book maniacs |
| 10:03 pm |
thepageturn: |
@the1stdaughter Crazy, right? @MotherReader & @JensBookPage did good job explaining some growing pains this year. Lots of folks! #kidlitcon |
| 10:03 pm |
mosylu: |
next year’s conference: Seattle!! (and 2012, NYC, zowie!) #kidlitcon |
| 10:04 pm |
teacher6th: |
#kidlitcon next year will be @ Seattle 2011 ——-New York City in 2012 Road trip anyone? |
| 10:04 pm |
alicepope: |
#kidlitcon will be in Seattle in 2010 and New York City in 2012. Yay! |
| 10:04 pm |
thepageturn: |
#kidlitcon in 2011 is in Seattle! 2012 is in NYC! |
| 10:05 pm |
mosylu: |
major thanks to the organizers: Andrew Karre, Ben Barnhart, and Brian Farrey #kidlitcon |
| 10:05 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
A bit closer, might be able to swing Seattle!  ) RT @mosylu: next year’s conference: Seattle!! (and 2012, NYC, zowie!) #kidlitcon |
| 10:05 pm |
RascofromRIF: |
Interesting conversation on @cybils; thank U organizers of CYBILS, appreciate your hard work on this relatively new initiative! #KidLitCon |
| 10:05 pm |
jaimetem: |
RT @alicepope: #kidlitcon will be in Seattle in 2010 and New York City in 2012. Yay! |
| 10:06 pm |
galleysmith: |
RT @RascofromRIF: Interesting convo on @cybils; thank U organizers, appreciate your hard work on this relatively new initiative! #kidlitcon |
| 10:06 pm |
LizB: |
RT @mosylu: major thanks to the organizers: Andrew Karre, Ben Barnhart, and Brian Farrey #kidlitcon |
| 10:06 pm |
LizB: |
RT @thepageturn: #kidlitcon in 2011 is in Seattle! 2012 is in NYC! |
| 10:06 pm |
mosylu: |
#kidlitcon is over for the year . . . #drunkkidlitcon will commence soon! |
| 10:06 pm |
Irisheyz77: |
@mint910 how is #kidlitcon? |
| 10:06 pm |
galleysmith: |
Excited to hear #kidlitcon 2012 will be in NYC! Won’t make 2011 in Seattle #kidlitcon |
| 10:06 pm |
kidsmomo: |
I second that! RT @chasingray: This whole tweeting from #kidlitcon is awesome. You guys are really keeping us in the loop! |
| 10:07 pm |
chasingray: |
@the1stdaughter @mosylu Seattle will rock, I promise you. #kidlitcon |
| 10:07 pm |
susan_marie: |
RT @alicepope: #kidlitcon will be in Seattle in 2010 and New York City in 2012. Yay! |
| 10:08 pm |
Irisheyz77: |
@galleysmith but 2012 isn’t far away. and that’s NYC =) #kidlitcon #kidlitcon |
| 10:08 pm |
LizB: |
RT @mosylu: #kidlitcon is over for the year . . . #drunkkidlitcon will commence soon! |
| 10:09 pm |
CERodriguez: |
@L_i_am_Animated: #KidLitCon 2011 is going to be in Seattle! Might be seeing you! |
| 10:10 pm |
galleysmith: |
@Irisheyz77 I know! I’m going to be planning on going to that one for sure! #kidlitcon |
| 10:10 pm |
SheilaRuth: |
@mosylu Who’s organizing next year? Did they say? #kidlitcon |
| 10:10 pm |
SheilaRuth: |
RT @mosylu next year’s conference: Seattle!! (and 2012, NYC, zowie!) #kidlitcon |
| 10:11 pm |
Irisheyz77: |
@galleysmith same here…..after all its only 3 hours away….totally doable for a day trip. though I’ll prob try to spend night #kidlitcon |
| 10:11 pm |
kidsmomo: |
Yay! I second this tweet also. RT @galleysmith: Excited to hear #kidlitcon 2012 will be in NYC! Won’t make 2011 in Seattle #kidlitcon |
| 10:12 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
@chasingray I’ll hold you to that! ;o) #kidlitcon |
| 10:12 pm |
galleysmith: |
@Irisheyz77 I’ll definitely stay the weekend Fri & Sat. #kidlitcon #kidlitcon |
| 10:14 pm |
debreese: |
RT @BookMoot: “Cynsations is THE place to start for authors in the Kidlitospere.” Liz Burns #kidlitcon |
| 10:17 pm |
TraceyBaptiste: |
RT @RileyCarney: Very True! RT @alicepope: Preparation is key for both authors and schools when it comes to school visits says @TeachingBooks #kidlitcon |
| 10:20 pm |
floatinglush: |
Yes! Thank you so much! It was fab. RT @mosylu: major thanks to the organizers: Andrew Karre, Ben Barnhart, and Brian Farrey #kidlitcon |
| 10:22 pm |
galleysmith: |
Thanks to everyone tweeting #kidlitcon today! I appreciate being able to participate from a far #kidlitcon |
| 10:23 pm |
LuzKRiley: |
..Thanks to everyone tweeting #kidlitcon today! I appreciate being able to participate from a far #kidlitcon xx |
| 10:23 pm |
galleysmith: |
@SheilaRuth I thought I saw it tweeted that maybe @interactiver is involved in organizing next year #kidlitcon |
| 10:24 pm |
the1stdaughter: |
Agree 100% Thank you! RT @galleysmith: Thanks 2 everyone tweeting #kidlitcon today!Appreciate being able 2 participate from a far #kidlitcon |
| 10:25 pm |
chasingray: |
@interactiver & I are the ground crew for Seattle 2011 #kidlitcon |
| 10:25 pm |
chasingray: |
RT @LuzKRiley: ..Thanks to everyone tweeting #kidlitcon today! I appreciate being able to participate from a far #kidlitcon xx |
| 10:29 pm |
galleysmith: |
@interactiver Fantastic! You’ll do a wonderful job #kidlitcon |
| 10:41 pm |
SheilaRuth: |
@interactiver Sounds like a great group! Can’t help but be a good conference. #kidlitcon |
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