The document provides instructions on how to create a Twitter account and engage on the platform. It recommends keeping your username short and without numbers or obscenities. It also notes that tweets are limited to 140 characters and that Twitter is meant for conversation by following others and making your own tweets. The document encourages following classmates and lists the different types of tweets like statements, mentions, direct messages, and retweets.

1. How to Tweet and Mean it! From @GingerCM (ginger.carter@GCSU.EDU)

2. What is Twitter all about? Food for thought: http://ow.ly/1thDu

3. Go to WWW.Twitter.Com 2. Create a user name that is: •short •contains NO numbers •Isn’t obscene (i.e. If your name is Sharon Hitte, don’t be @Shitte 3. Fill out your profile www.twitter.com/GingerCM

4. Remember the golden rule of Twitter: 140 characters. No more. No less.

5. Some important thoughts to remember from this point on: Twitter is a conversation. You don’t have to follow/friend everyone who follows you. The only way to have conversation is to make conversation.

6. So now, Follow your Friends in this class!

7. Four kinds of Tweets: Statements @Tweets DMs ReTweets RT

9. So now, Let’s TWEET! Hey, I’m learning about Twitter at Staff Council and @GingerCM