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- 1. Twitter in Education By Daryll Johnson & Shawn Roner http://edbuzz.org
- 2. What is Twitter? Microblog (140 characters) Not a Social Network but Information Network Over 26 million U.S. users
- 3. How Does it Work? Post a comment Appears on public timeline Follow/Followers
- 4. Benefits of Using Twitter Connectivity Always Find People That Know Quickly Share Topics Easier Than Email Succinct
- 5. Benefits (cont.) News India attacks (2008) Iran protests (2009) Michael Jackson (2009)
- 6. Benefits (cont.) Professional Learning Network/Professional Development Professional Information Links to articles, blogs, & tools Participate in discussions #edchat California Charter Schools Conference?
- 7. Uses (Teachers) Professional Development Project Planning Finding Resources Choosing the best tools Current events items Continuing discussion beyond classroom walls Empower the contribute/collaborate experience
- 8. Uses (Administration) General School Events Feed Sports Feed Staff Feed Emergency Feed
- 9. Helpful Tools Finding people to follow Twittercounter (unfocused) Tweepz (focused) Creating Groups Twibes Quality of Tweets TweetGrader
- 10. For More Info... To continue this discussion or inquire about speaking/professional development engagements, visit http: //edbuzz.org or interact via Twitter @darylljohnson or @shawnroner. We look forward to hearing from you...