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- 1. • It fdfdfdf What isTwitter Heidi Varpelaide SAMK September 2012
- 2. • It What is Twitter? fdfdfdf It’s a microblogging website; a social media tool and one of the fastest growing networks.
- 3. • It What is a Tweet? fdfdfdf A post to Twitter is called a Tweet, a 140 (or fewer) character text message Tweets can include links, images and videos. A ReTweet: a post that was posted previously by another user
- 4. To follow and to be • It fdfdfdf followed You can follow any Twitter account you find interesting. People who are interested in what you have to say may follow you and they’ll see all the Tweets you share with them.
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