An Educators Guide To Twitter. College Professors Re-Engage Students. Twitter_Guide_Sept_2011. The Twitter Experiment - Twitter in the Classroom. Who to follow by category. Business@tamurray Foreign Languages#langchat@MmeVeilleux @mmebrady @fiteach @bselden @mme_henderson@usamimi74 @CalicoTeach @DiegoOjeda66 @espanolsrs @SECottrell @melindamlarson @lbpereira @NinaTanti1 @mrcbarbie @JCPSWorldLang @sylviaduckworth Early Childhood @PreKPages@KarenNemethEdM@ECEtech @enrichingkids@mpowers3 @Teach_Preschool @EngageStrat @momtomadre@balmeras@DrLDMcManis @Kidlutions@DebChitwood @VickiEhlers @NotJustCute @PlanetPals @meairy@bocabeth @cherylgolangco #3rdchat Moderators@JaimeVanderG @MrBillySpicer@TRockR @teambond @vcuttini #4thchat Moderators@ncarroll24@plnaugle @cyarzy1@jmplus2.
Top 50 Business School Professors on Twitter. Why Teachers Should Join Twitter…What I have Learned as a Twitter Newbie. Adaptivelearnin Profile Okay, I admit that I rebelled against joining Twitter for the longest time.
I had friends and family members urging me to join. I often said, “Why should I join another social networking site? I have not used MySpace for a while and am quite happy with Facebook.” Those who were part of the Twitter community kept insisting that I join because in their words it was better than Facebook. Several months ago I finally decided to give Twitter a try. Watch this news video on using Twitter in education and in the classroom…explains Twitter’s professional use in a simple way: To learn more about developing your PLN check out this SlideShare presentation by Bethany Smith: Via SlideShare from Bethany Smith: Creating an Online Personal Learning Network To learn how to set up your new Twitter account and learn how to use Twitter, watch this Youtube video: To learn how to send Tweets, Retweets, Direct Messages, and add Lists watch this Youtube video: How Twitter will revolutionise academic research and teaching.
» Twitter Reading List C4LPT. Twitter Series-My Super, Top Secret Tips And Tricks For Getting The Most Out Of Twitter. This is the last in my series on everything Twitter.
You can read this first on How I do Twitter PD and the second on What People Wish They Had Known Before They Started. Today lets look at all my tips, tricks and resources for getting more out of Twitter. I get asked all the time one of three questions: 1) Where do you find all those links you post? 2) How do you make sure you don't miss everything without staying on Twitter 24/7? 3) How do you organize everything you find from Twitter? Well I am so glad you asked.
So lets look at what I use... 1) Where Do You Find All Those Links That You Post? Almost 3 years ago, when I created my account I was looking for a way to share the resources I was looking for with the teachers across my district. So the long and short of it is I usually start with a Google search. Google Reader is another place. A lot of what I post is retweets from other folks. 2) How Do You Make Sure You Don't Miss Everything Without Staying On Twitter 24/7?
Tweeting the future of student journalism. Today's reporters need to be skilled in multimedia applications, including Twitter—and student journalism programs are reflecting this need.
When the undefeated Patriots football team of Freedom High School in Bethlehem Township, Pa., played the Emmaus Green Hornets on Friday night, Freedom senior Tyler Alicea had his heart in the game—and his mind and hands on his phone. Tyler was using his phone to tweet updates about the game while standing in the student section of the bleachers. But don’t think he was abusing the power of wireless internet access to slam his school’s opponent.
As editor-in-chief of the Freedom Forum student newspaper, Tyler was providing updates on the Forum’s Twitter account to readers and fans who could not attend the game in Emmaus. “We’re trying to expand our readership and get more people involved within the school,” said Tyler, 17, a senior from Bethlehem Township. Freedom English teacher Karla Erdman is leading her students into this ever-changing field.