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More and more students have Twitter accounts now. Here are five ways I use Twitter in my lecture classes. 
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During my sabbatical, I’m hoping to dive into research around the value of social networking tools like Twitter in the professional development of educators (including administrators). Today, I began with a some reconnaissance around the topic.
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Your one hundred and forty characters on twitters are very important for companies and Companies are listening to your tweet’s on twitter very carefully.
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Once an advocate for using social media applications and cell phones in class, this English teacher has changed his stance on the kinds of technology teachers should incorporate into their instruction.
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In the current constrained financial climate where, despite the best intentions, CPD budgets are often the first to be cut, this type of low cost, self-directed teacher development is interesting. ...
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If you look around the web at any blog or website these days they all seem to have social sharing buttons installed as default in a bid to drive more traffic Could Twitter And Facebook Sharing Buttons Actually Be Losing You Traffic?
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If you’re active on social media, you should really consider what will happen to your social media accounts when you kick the bucket?
Dr. Susan Bainbridge's comment,
May 23, 2012 6:12 AM
Glad you found this interesting Petra. Never thought about it before.
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Twitter is what you make of it, and its flexibility is one of its greatest strengths. I'm going to explain why I have found it useful, professionally and personally, and lay out some guidelines for academics who don't know where to start.
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Fast Company is the world's leading progressive business media brand, with a unique editorial focus on innovation in technology, ethonomics (ethical economics), leadership, and design.
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The beauty of graduating from college is you’ve learned all you must know; now you can learn everything you always wanted to know. For all those subjects that looked like fun in the course catalog but you never found time to take, you now have the rest of your life to spend finding out about them. And with the Internet at your disposal, the world is your oyster. Harness the power of the Twitter crowd by searching these fun hashtags that will ensure you never close the book on your education.
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How much is a tweet worth? The question has an almost koan-like quality.
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ICT for Teaching & Learning - E-Learning Suggestions, Ideas, and Tips
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Here at Aprimo, we’re always talking about ways to improve engagement. Despite the digital marketing revolution, live events have not fallen by the wayside.
Dr. Susan Bainbridge's comment,
February 25, 2012 6:51 PM
Glad you found this interesting Rahadan. Susan
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There are many great Twitters chats happening each week, driving conversations and facilitating collaboration between a wide spectrum of social media professionals.
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The framework below was developed with the assistance of Zoe Branigan-Pipe, who is helping to bring co-learners to life through a collaborative project called 140 Voices.
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Sainsbury's has this whole Twitter thing down cold. Earlier today, popular U.K.
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As teachers think about using twitter in the classroom, they can consider how they will evaluate the various academic skills that students learn. This digital age learning twitter rubric hopefu... (@ransomtech Great point..Some help?
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This tutorial may be a really good investment of your time especially if you have a large Facebook network.
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itweetlive changes the way companies engage on twitter. You can target your audience and personally engage with groups of people in less time.
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by Bliss Hanlin, a Community Manager for eModeration Twitter abbreviations and acronyms are an odd mash-up of text slang, old school chat room phrases, common sense short forms and corporate buzzwords. There is nothing more terrible than parsing ...
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Twitter has long dominated the social media scene in terms of spreading the word to a lot of people at once. The reach of Twitter is incredible.
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Last month I wrote about Wiffiti. Wiffiti is a tool for gathering and displaying feedback via text messages. Last week I learned about a new offering from Wiffiti called LocaModa. LocaModa provides an easy way to gather and display Tweets about a topic.
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If you want a few tips on how to best create a great chat on Twitter, here are 15 hashtags that fit the bill.
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The very fact that I found the reflective piece, "Is Twitter encouraging a type of ‘Arab Spring’ within Education?" via Twitter would seem to indicate that Twitter is having some effect on changing the education landscape.
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My name is Lisa and I sometimes annoy my Twitter followers by participating in Twitter chats.
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