The document discusses several educational Twitter accounts. It notes that one account shared insightful articles and tweets about anti-bullying. Another account, Wise in WV, provided helpful information on topics like pregnancy, STDs, and where to get tested. A third account, run by George Couros, often responds to tweets and provides beneficial information while inspiring others. A fourth account, run by Shannon Smith, answered students' educational questions on Twitter to engage students who may find topics boring otherwise. The final account, @Education, has useful information but not many tweets, though the author will keep following hoping for more content over time.

1. CI350class
I thought the tweets with the articles with information for the classroom were very
insightful. I enjoyed reading most of them. My favorite tweet was the teaching anti bullying.
Bullying is such a big issue. Even as elementary students they don’t even realize it is bullying,
but it goes on.
WiseinWV
Wise in WV is an awesome twitter page. It is so resourceful for students. I love how the
tweets had information on pregnancy in the workplace, STD information, places to get tested,
and other important information sometime people are too afraid to ask for help with. This allows
people to have help and not feel embarrassed or scared. Sex Education is so important to
students especially High school and College level.
George Couros
I really like how he gives feedback to most anyone that tweets him. That means he really
loves what he does and want to help others to do a good job. He gives lots of good information.
He is really inspiring in his tweets. I think he does post a lot of things it may seem sometimes
overwhelming, but most of it is beneficial.
Shannon Smith
I liked her twitter page because people would tweet her educational questions they had,
and she would answer the questions. I also thought it was good that she directly talked to her
students on there. That is such a good way to get your classroom interested in something they
may find boring outside of social media. When you put something to pen and paper it can be
more difficult than on the computer, phone, or tablet.
@Education
I followed this as the one I got to pick myself. I like the information it has on it, but I wish
there were more tweets. What information that’s there is very useful. I will keep following it
because I hope it will have more things later down the road.