Boyd Logan on 2009-06-10
Potentially useful within PBL.
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The ability to share ideas as the occur any time and any where creates an excellent opportunity for brainstorming on class topics.
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Help students learn how to use Twitter by offering assignments such as this one from the Georgia Southern University instructor.
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If professors or other key figures in your field of study are on Twitter, follow them to keep up with their research and activities.
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Twitter-specific projects. Help students learn how to use Twitter by offering assignments such as this one from the Georgia Southern University instructor.
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Tom PerranMake sure you don't get left behind by incorporating some of these educational and fun ways that Twitter can be used in the college classroom.
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Gary TheilmanMake sure you don’t get left behind by incorporating some of these educational and fun ways that Twitter can be used in the college classroom.
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Amy Kelly-GrahamTwitter in the College Classroom
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Keep up with politicians.
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Follow an idea, word, or event.
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koroghcm usThe title says it all BUT there are links within a number of the "ways" to examples or useful resources. Might be a useful conversation starter in class on the topic of Twitter.
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Michelle A. HoyleTwitter has caught fire across many professional fields as well as personally, but it seems to be in the beginning stages in the realm of higher education. The creative ways Twitter users have incorporated microblogging has become inspirational, so the recent trend of using Twitter at college is sure to keep evolving into an ever more impressive tool. Make sure you don’t get left behind by incorporating some of these educational and fun ways that Twitter can be used in the college classroom.
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McKenzie LockhartThis site lists ways that twitter can be used in the classroom. It is directed toward college classes, but I think these ideas can work for high school as well.
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Take a poll. Ask student their opinions or get feedback on future projects or topics by using an app like PollDaddy.
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Agda CorderoMake sure you don't get left behind by incorporating some of these educational and fun ways that Twitter can be used in the college classroom.
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Katie PrivettMake sure you don't get left behind by incorporating some of these educational and fun ways that Twitter can be used in the college classroom.
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Christine McCormickMake sure you don't get left behind by incorporating some of these educational and fun ways that Twitter can be used in the college classroom.
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Christopher StormerMake sure you don't get left behind by incorporating some of these educational and fun ways that Twitter can be used in the college classroom.
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Collaborate on projects. When working together on projects, set up a group using an app like Tweetworks to facilitate communication between everyone working together.
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twittories. Another great English class activity, participate in creating a story where each person can add 140 characters to contribute to the story as a whole.
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Direct Tweet. Professors and students can contact each other through direct Tweets without having to share cell phone numbers.
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Get to know your classmates. A class Twitter group will help facilitate professors and students getting to know each other
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Share interesting websites. Both professors and students can post interesting websites that are relevant to their class.
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Practice brevity. English professors can assign stories that must be Tweeted within the 140 character limit to practice writing with succinctness.
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twittories. Another great English class activity, participate in creating a story where each person can add 140 characters to contribute to the story as a whole.
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TwitPic. This app lets you share photos on Twitter, which can be useful for sharing visuals in class projects.
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TweetDeck. This app allows you to create groups of Tweets to better manage all the information you receive.
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Twitter Professors: 18 People to Follow for a Real Time Education. Mashable’s Lon S. Cohen lists 18 professors you should follow and why.
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Twubble. This tool searches your friend graph and selects others you may be interested in following. This is a great way to discover others associated with your school.
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Professors :: Twellow. Professors on Twitter can add themselves to this directory. Find out if there is anyone from your school listed here.
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