The document discusses several useful tools for enhancing the Twitter experience including TweetDeck for organizing Twitter streams, VisibleTweets and Tweetwally for displaying hashtag tweets, Chittychat for private Twitter groups, PostPost for searching Twitter timelines, IFTTT for creating macros to gather tweets in other applications like Evernote, and Snapbird for searching beyond the public Twitter timeline.

1. Useful Twitter Tools
Enhance Your Twitter Experience With These Useful Tools
TweetDeck: A free downloadable app that serves as a personal browser for your Twitter
stream. This app will automatically shorten URLS and allow you to follow different streams or
people in handy columns.
Link: http://www.tweetdeck.com/
Visible Tweets: A site that attractively and cleanly displays a hashtag1. Imagine your personally
created hashtag projected to the front of the classroom as students tweet their questions,
comments and insights during class. Link: http://visibletweets.com/
Tweetwally: Create a "tweet wall" based on a hashtag. This is a good way to organize and
share tweets. Link: http://www.tweetwally.com
Chittychat: If you're worried about privacy/security, this site lets you tweet privately in a group.
Link: http://chittych.at/
PostPost: This site allows you to search your own Twitter timeline for lost or old posts.
Link: http://postpost.com/
Ifttt: Easily create macros2 to gather and store Twitter posts in Evernote or other
applications. For instance, automatically transfer all of your favorite tweets into one document
in Evernote. Link: http://ifttt.com/
Snapbird: Allows you to search beyond the public Twitter timeline. Link: http://snapbird.org/
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