Katy Sheley on 2009-09-30
Ok - so I need to find other people with a passion for disgusting biological topics? Are you there? Can we discuss your colonoscopy?
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Easier still, you can use a personal twitter interface like Tweetdeck which shortens your urls automatically.
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After joining twitter 5 months ago
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Leslie Doukas"K-3 Teachers Guide to Twitter"
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jodi tompkinsResources for using twitter
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At first glance, it almost appears as though 'Twittering' is a foreign language.
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http://www.tinyurl.com . Paste your long link into the box on this page and presto they make your long url into a tiny one - goes to the same site - but shorter to place in your twitter update.
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Many of our visitors have expressed that it is all too confusing
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A language where there are very odd rules - only 140 characters, funny looking words and url links with strange names
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Now, when someone comes to your page to check out whether you might be someone good to 'follow' - they can see what you are all about and are more than likely to 'follow' you.
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at you are all about and are more than likely to 'follow' you.
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work your way through to see who would be worthwhile following. Keep your eyes out for people to 'follow' everywhere -
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you just need to find those people who share similar interests to you
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Tammy Finch on 2009-10-08
I will! :-)
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Jill Thompson on 2009-09-29
When I read "K-3", I was wondering how this might apply to me. How applicable! Secondary teachers, read on!!
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Jill Thompson on 2009-09-29
Upon reading K-3, I thought this article might be a little "young." However, it is very applicable!
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practise
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My Twitter Network has become my daily source of up-to-date educational information, strategies, techniques, websites, thoughts, questions and answers, ideas and laughs......
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Ryan OwensHere it is!
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I have
been
itching to write this
Teachers
Guide
to
Twitter
for
a
while now -
hoping
to
encourage K-3
Teachers and others, to give Twitter a
try.
Many
of
our
visitors have expressed that
it
is
all
too
confusing - so - I will do
my
best
to
unravel
the
'mystery'
behind
Twitter
- it is
worth it...so
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A language where there are very odd rules - only 140 characters, funny looking words and url links with strange names - how on earth do you communicate with these people - they are writing in some secret code !
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A great start is to write one tweet about what you will share with others (eg. Will tweet to share teaching websites, ideas, resources, frustrations, highs and lows, questions, personal tidbits, etc) - remember 140 characters. Then write a second tweet about what you hope to learn from others (probably very similar).
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too hard basket'.
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I'm glad I did.
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KWHS Tech TipsA teacher description of Twitter and how to use it.
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Debby KTwitter has been the single best source of my 'professional development' as a 'retired' Teacher, but continuing early childhood educator. My Twitter Network has become my daily source of up-to-date educational information, strategies, techniques, websites, thoughts, questions and answers, ideas and laughs.
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Charlene BlohmGreat tips, from Australia
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Nancy AlibrandiK-3 Teachers Guide to Twitter - Tips and Tools on How Twitter can be a Fabulous Source of Ideas for Teachers
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Christina DiMicellihoping to encourage K-3 Teachers and others, to give Twitter a try. Many of our visitors have expressed that it is all too confusing - so - I will do my best to unravel the 'mystery' behind Twitter - it is worth it...so hang in there with me...
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Michèle Drechslerun guide pour utiliser Twitter à l'école ( en anglais)
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Marybell RodriguezK-3 Teachers Guide to Twitter - Tips and Tools on How Twitter can be a Fabulous Source of Ideas for Teachers
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Sandra GassnerK-3 Teachers Guide to Twitter - Tips and Tools on How Twitter can be a Fabulous Source of Ideas for Teachers
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Alice BarrTwitter for K-3 teachers
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Donna BillsI have been itching to write this Teachers Guide to Twitter for a while now - hoping to encourage K-3 Teachers and others, to give Twitter a try. Many of our visitors have expressed that it is all too confusing - so - I will do my best to unravel the 'mystery' behind Twitter - it is worth it...so hang in there with me...
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Tom DaccordTeachers Guide to Twitter - hoping to encourage K-3 Teachers and others, to give Twitter a try.
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Alisa TraisK-3 Teachers Guide to Twitter - Tips and Tools on How Twitter can be a Fabulous Source of Ideas for Teachers
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Jonathon RichterTwitter: how to for teachers
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Heinz Krettekhave been itching to write this Teachers Guide to Twitter for a while now - hoping to encourage K-3 Teachers and others, to give Twitter a try. Many of our visitors have expressed that it is all too confusing - so - I will do my best to unravel the 'myste
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Michael WackerI have been itching to write this Teachers Guide to Twitter for a while now - hoping to encourage K-3 Teachers and others, to give Twitter a try. Many of our visitors have expressed that it is all too confusing - so - I will do my best to unravel the 'mys
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Ann OroA very clear guide to teachers new to trying out Twitter.
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Steve Ransomsimple guide to getting started.
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