The document summarizes the Twitter activity of five educators: Aviva Dunsiger, Chris Wejr, Harold Blanco, Eric Sheninger, and George Couros. It describes how each educator uses Twitter to share educational resources, insights, and best practices. They discuss topics like assessment, leadership, technology integration, education policy, and student engagement. The document recommends following all five educators on Twitter to learn from their ideas and experiences in creating engaging, technology-driven learning environments.

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Twitter Assignment
CI 350
Aviva Dunsiger:
I really enjoyed following Aviva. Her tweets are very insightful and helpful in the world of
education. She interacts with others on twitter that are active in the world of education. This allows her
followers to see, not just her tweets, but tweets by others as well. She shows projects and activities that
she has used and will help you find a creative and fun activity to do. She shares videos and websites
about important subjects dealing with education. Aviva really wants to use twitter to help educators be
the best they can be.
Chris Wejr:
Chris has been a teacher and a principal. He is zealous about assessment, motivation,
leadership, and parent engagement. Chris was the most interesting for me to observe on twitter. He has
many opinions and ideas about and for education. He wasn’t great change for education. He has
conversations with educators in his community as well as around the world. I have seen many of his
tweets that are about the encouragement of technology for student learning. He shares links in his
tweets for the good and bad topics of education. I really like that Chris also posts about his career; his
do’s, don’ts, and everything in between. He is an extremely avid tweeter, sharing such good reads,
ideas, and thoughts for education.

2. Harold Blanco CI 350:
The CI 350 class twitter is absolutely helpful for future and current educators as well as his
students. Harold tweets about technology in the classroom. That seems to be his passion for tweeting.
He wants to let educators know that our world is technology based and that technology is what we
should be using in our classrooms. Teachers should be using technology every day. He graciously
interacts with his students and helps them any way that he can. He also tweets about events happening
on or around the Marshall University Campus as well as important updates for his students.
Eric Sheninger:
Eric is a high school principal. His tweets are extremely important for educators. He tweets
about school safety, technology, leadership, blogs, and much more. He tells about conferences he
attends as well. He strives for better professional development and education. He shares videos and

3. images of his students working at his high school. Eric is a great follow on twitter. He is all about
teacher-student interaction. It is very informational and holds lots of insight and ideas for future
education. I learned so much from his tweets and links provided with his tweets. I would recommend
that every educator or future educator follow Eric.
George Couros:
George tweets about many topics and subjects, not just education. He is interesting to follow to
see and read about all of the information he wants the world to know about. Many of his tweets are
very inspirational and give hope to his followers. He is not only tweeting for better education but a
better America. I also love that he is admitting that educators can also learn from students.
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