Just like last year, each chat will run from 12-1pm New York / 5-6pm London time – follow these links to see world times for Oct 22 & Oct 23. Each chat will include 6-8 questions, spaced out throughout the hour, for you to answer, comment on, comment on other people’s answers, ask questions, etc.
A twitter chat is basically a dialogue, a conversation between people on twitter with a shared interest, discussing the topic at hand. Twitter chats are a great way to connect, share, learn, and have fun, with a community of practice; ie: facilitators! The many tweets of a twitter chat are followed by using a common hashtag. For our chats we will use the same hashtag as last year, #FacWeekChat.
Before the chat, please take a look if you can at some of the events and resources that have been shared since April with the #FacHistory hashtag – you can find edited highlights compiled on Storify. Please also add more of your own! Simply tweet using the hashtag #FacHistory, or share and discuss on Facebook or LinkedIn.
What are key events in the history of #facilitation, past & future? Tweet #FacHistory to add yours to the timeline: https://t.co/UexCzyTsfw
— Facilitation Week (@FacWeek) June 23, 2014
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A bit about Twitter chats.
New to Twitter, and/or Twitter (aka Tweet) chats? This article, How to Participate in a Tweet Chat, by Janet Fouts (@jfouts), helps explain things.
We hope to have you join us on Wedensday October 22 and Thursday October 23!
Please tweet to invite all your twitter friends. Got questions that can’t wait? Contact either of us via Twitter – @benziegler or @martingilbraith
What else will you be doing to celebrate? Please let us know (tweet #FacWeek or @FacWeek), and so connect and join with facilitators worldwide in promoting the power of facilitation!

