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Twitter can be used for both formal professional development through conferences and informal networking. It allows users to follow others to expand their horizons through microblogging and sharing of ideas. While trying new technologies may not always go smoothly, Twitter is a way to engage in online communities around topics of interest and to build your professional network.
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