I didn’t make it down South for the #nfptweetup but it seemed like it went really well. You could contribute a slide in advance for discussion by those at the event (apparently over 30 people showed up) about how twitter can be used, examples.
Mine was ‘What is twitter’ overkill and who in an organisation should be doing the tweeting. On the twitter overkill questioned it seemed that if you’re not interesting when you tweet then anything is overkill, but if you are interesting then tweet away to your heart’s content.
Below is the slideshow of crowdsourced slides for the event, experiences of using twitter, questions and examples:
Congratulations to Rachel Beer for organising the event, it was a cool experience to be ‘tweeting from the sidelines’ as the discussions unfolded.
There’s a couple of great posts from Chris Brogan about using twitter and where to start in the world of social media, with some useful tips for charities.
Ed Walker 
A tweet-up? Was the room not filled with the noise of people text tweeting?
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