Tag Archives: Tweetdeck

RAQ: What platform do you recommend for Twitter chats?

By Lee Aase | Published: January 6, 2010
This question comes from Chris Patota (@WestchesterPR), and is shared with permission: I just came across your blog today, and I think it’s a great resource for people like me who are trying to leverage social media for business. I have a quick question for you…what is your preferred Twitter Chat technology? I would like [...]
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5 steps to getting the most out of #mayoragan09

By Lee Aase | Published: October 3, 2009
I’m excited that we are on the verge of beginning the health care social media summit, which we are hosting at our Scottsdale, Arizona Mayo Clinic campus in collaboration with Ragan Communications. The pre-conference sessions start tomorrow, with the full conference kicking off on Monday. I will be delivering the opening Keynote on Monday, and [...]
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RAQ: How can I update both Twitter and Facebook?

By Lee Aase | Published: August 20, 2009
Here’s a question from yesterday (I’m paraphrasing): I don’t do a very good job of keeping either Twitter or my Facebook status updated. Is there a way I can do both at the same time, or use Twitter to update Facebook? Answer: Twitter 110, which was developed more than a year ago, lists some options [...]
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Tweetcamp: Twitter 150

By Lee Aase | Published: April 15, 2009
Update: Tweetcamp was a success, and here’s a post on Sharing Mayo Clinic that includes a link to the related story that ran on ABC’s Good Morning America. I’ll be doing a recap post about the whole experience, hopefully later tonight. **** The slides below accompany a crash course, a Twitter bootcamp we’re calling Tweetcamp [...]
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Twitter 131: Sensitivity and Specificity in Twitter Search

By Lee Aase | Published: March 24, 2009
In the medical field, we consider both the sensitivity of a diagnostic test and its specificity. Sensitivity refers to the proportion of the times that a test yields true positives. The closer the sensitivity is to 100%, the more likely a positive result actually means that the patient has a disease. Specificity refers to the proportion [...]
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