Here at the RSA and across the 101 countries where we have Fellows there is always something interesting going on…
...and picking up on Dr Emma Lindley's post earlier today on the RSA Social Brain blog, where she quite rightly identifies that "[...] there’s also a world out there that doesn’t live itself out on Twitter."
So, I thought we'd break from the usual Fortnight in Fellowship formatting and facilitate a bit of cross-over.
"...there’s also a world out there that doesn’t live itself out on Twitter."
Here are my favourite tweets from the last two weeks tagged #theRSA and #FRSA from the last fortnight or so - feel free to use the 'favourite/RT' buttons if you're into that kind of thing - and if you're completely new to Twitter and want to get up to speed first, then see these helpful pages. Three quick points before we get into them:
- If you want to help Fellows use social tools to find the information they need - why not share a tip on Twitter - please just tag them #FRSA - I'll collate them here by the end of the week and will post the best here.
- Think you can do even more? Consider becoming an RSA Digital Champion
- Want to engage more generally? See the Four Ways to Engage pages.
Basically, I know plenty of people who read this blog but don't use Twitter - and I hope that if I convert just one, we might help information around what is going on in Fellowship flow more quickly and help create new connections - and collaborations:
Bursting the Twitter bubble: Yesterday I was interviewed by a researcher from the University of Manche... bit.ly/17mUHvg #theRSA
— Emma Lindley (@DrEmmaLindley) April 17, 2013
Off to @whitleyacademy1 to discuss #frsa support and how we develop whitleyarts.co.uk across #rsaacademies
— Rich Pickford (@pickfordrich) April 17, 2013
#thersa blog: “the mother of all biases” - From the boardroom to the classroom to the livingroom, we aren’t ... ow.ly/2wcLAm
— The RSA (@theRSAorg) April 16, 2013
Great #theRSA blog from @mparsfield "communities: a solution to the 'global mental health crisis'" rsablogs.org.uk/2013/social-ec… via @thersaorg
— Gaia Marcus (@la_gaia) April 11, 2013
#thersa blog: Three reasons to ban the word ‘entrepreneur’ (and one idea for what to put in its place) ow.ly/2wbpEt
— The RSA (@theRSAorg) April 15, 2013
#thersa Catalyst funded project, 50 Foot Women is holding a masterclass on assertiveness next Weds. More here: …fwassertiveness-estw.eventbrite.co.uk#frsa
— Sarah Tucker (@SarahTucker10) April 16, 2013
Calling all #FRSA #theRSA Engage join us for networking and venture development…aengagemanchester-estw.eventbrite.com #theRSA #FRSA #Manchester @rsanw
— The RSA (@theRSAorg) April 15, 2013
New #FRSA: Colin sparkwellschool.co.uk & Gareth @iridescentideas with @loumatter from #theRSA up @devonportcolumn twitter.com/EdWhitelaw/sta…
— Ed Whitelaw (@EdWhitelaw) April 12, 2013
Revolution won’t come from above: young people driving future with 2020 Education rsablogs.org.uk/2013/fellowshi… @thersaorg #schoolgovernor #FRSA
— Robin Tuddenham (@robintuddenham) April 12, 2013
The latest #FRSA Big Idea: @leedsempties is bringing hundreds of Leeds' empty homes back into use bit.ly/16lZY8S
— The RSA (@theRSAorg) March 12, 2013
@pickfordrich @michaelambjorn #FRSA my Moscow conference presentation? martingilbraith.wordpress.com/2013/04/05/fac…
— Martin Gilbraith (@martingilbraith) April 6, 2013
Nate Silver will be answering Guardian reader qs - bit.ly/ZDtz6E. He's also speaking at #theRSA on 1 May - bit.ly/100CTnd
— Joanna Massie (@Joannacmassie) April 5, 2013
Looking for more? Search #theRSA and #FRSA on Twitter, Storify, Flickr etc.
Michael Ambjorn is Head of Fellowship – Follow @michaelambjorn
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