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This list contains articles that are useful when setting up and managing a Twitter account for you or your organization.
Updated on Sep 03, 09
Created on Aug 25, 09
Category: Schools & Education
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C. Blohm & Associates, Inc.'s List: EdNET 2009 Twitter Roundtable
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Aug 25, 09
Microblogging lets an airline, for instance, monitor customers' gripes—and tweet back. Is this a creepy trend?
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People who use the site are likely to hold sway over others.
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Aug 25, 09
A guest post by Sarah Milstein on five ways to use Twitter, an increasingly popular online messaging service, at work.
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Aug 05, 09
Twitter has become a powerful tool for community organizers, marketers, and others who want to share and receive information in a fast, friendly environment. It's no wonder, then, that teachers have also found success on Twitter, using the tool to connect with students, share information with parents, and find useful resources. Here, we'll take a look at 100 tools that can help twittering teachers make the most out of this helpful microblogging tool.
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Aug 04, 09
The point of teaching students to use social media isn't just to embrace a novel trend: it's to help students become literate in our networking-based society.
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Aug 25, 09
Twitter isn't just a cute way for keeping in instant touch with friends on mobile phones anymore. It has ramped up quickly to be the search engine of choice.
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Then, set up your profile. We’ve found a few free Twitter backgrounds that you can download below, but for now just stick to the ones that Twitter has given you to choose from. You can change these in your “Settings”, the link for which is located under your picture on your profile page on the right sidebar. Be sure to include your website and information about yourself since Twitter people actually want to know these things.
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Give Your Followers Value
Answer questions that your followers have if you know the answer. Share helpful tips for your industry that don’t have to do with your followers buying your product. Tell a joke. Always give your followers something that they can take away from the conversation and use. They will recommend you to your friends and you will generate tweets that will encourage new people to follow you.
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Sep 03, 09
Don't Fear The Firehose covers the social media industry as it relates to public relations. Including reviews, interviews, research, commentary and discussion.The latest PR and public relations news and jobs from PR Week, the premier online publication for the PR, tech PR, business PR, online PR, CSR, financial PR and healthcare PR sectors.
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