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Post by scraphappyinjax on Aug 9, 2014 13:37:11 GMT
I love Twitter. I follow people across the board. Some celebrities, local NFL team & sports writers, fashion, gossip, stamping...a little bit of everything.
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Post by SockMonkey on Aug 9, 2014 13:47:06 GMT
It really is an amazing professional resource. Totally agree with this assessment. Can you elaborate on this Sure. I can follow the twitter feeds of other teachers and teacher leaders around the world. Many share articles, blog posts, ideas, and people pose questions to each other. You can basically crowdsource professional development. Also, I participate in (or at least lurk in) regularly scheduled twitter chats (organized by hashtag). Typically, a different topic/focus is chosen each chat and someone moderates by asking questions and participants respond. It's awesome.
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Post by txdancermom on Aug 9, 2014 13:48:24 GMT
No, don't really understand the point.
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Post by scraphappyinjax on Aug 9, 2014 14:01:07 GMT
No, don't really understand the point. Think of Twitter, like FB, without having to ask to be someone's "friend" & what you write has to be very concise -140 characters or less. You can interact with whoever you want to. If you really love Martha Stewart, for example, you can send her a tweet to her personal account. She may even respond to your tweet. I think Twitter is easier to follow than FB when it comes to things that interest you. If you are wanting to search a subject or company or person, you just type in # then the topic. So if I wanted to search more about Stampin' Up! I'd type #stampinup and I could read all the recent tweets about SU!.
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