Twitter for students
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Twitter can be used to access experts in various subjects who tweet interesting information and post useful resources. It allows for quick access to up-to-date information and makes it easy to share things you find. Users should follow responsible use guidelines and find people through hashtags or websites to help with school subjects.
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