eFoundations: Twitter for idiots - The Diigo Meta page

• 19 Dec 11
  

  seturri

  twitter

• 15 Sep 11
  

  Will Allen

  "23 Things approach"

  visitors&residents

• 25 Nov 10
  

  Phil Taylor

  twitter efoundations

• 18 Dec 09
  

  sjdavies

  visit_resid

• 10 Dec 09
  

  Elysio Soares

  I'm just back from giving a 30 minute "Twitter for idiots" tutorial for one of our senior management team here at Eduserv. Note that the title isn't intended to be offensive - in fact, he chose it - but it...

  twitter efoundations dummies blog

• 08 Nov 09
  

  Kristina Hoeppner

  twitter workshop model

  • People get Twitter by using it.
  • Secondly (and very much related to the last point), there is a visitors vs. residents issue here
• 06 Nov 09
  

  Terry McAndrew

  a toolkit for navigating and making use of the structure and content of Wikipedia. It aims to make it easy for you to integrate Wikipedia's knowledge into your own applications, by:
  
  providing simplified, object-oriented access to Wikipedia's structure and content.
  measuring how terms and concepts in Wikipedia are connected to each other.
  detecting and disambiguating Wikipedia topics when they are mentioned in documents.

  twitter blog training

• 28 Jun 09
  

  Mario A Núñez

  twitter_academico

  • People get Twitter by using it.
  • Twitter is a tool for residents. It's about people being immersed. It's about people "living a percentage of their life online". When visitors get hold of Twitter they see it as a tool to get a job done when the need arises - to push out an occassional marketing message for example.
• 27 Jun 09
  

  George Roberts

  twitter social_network socialmedia participation

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