Twitter Island
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This document provides an overview of how to use Twitter as an educational tool. It explains that Twitter allows educators to build a professional learning network (PLN) to get advice and feedback beyond their local colleagues. The basics of Twitter are defined, including tweets, follows, hashtags and mentions. Scheduled topic chats are listed to find communities. Guidelines are provided for selecting an avatar and bio, as well as resources for additional Twitter features and functionality.
Twitter Island
- 1. Escaping your administrator island through Twitter AWSA Convention October 27, 2011
- 2. By the end of this session... You will have a Twitter account and have sent a tweet. Youll know the basics of Twitter (tweet, follow, hashtags, mentions) Youll start building your PLN
- 4. WHAT IS ?
- 5. IS A WEB 2.0 TOOL.
- 6. WHAT IS IS A WEB 2.0 TOOL. ?
- 10. Make sense?
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- 13. Imagine if all your advice and feedback came from the same small group of people, or no one at all.
- 14. Imagine if all your advice and feedback came from the same small group of people, or no one at all.
- 17. Why use Twitter?
- 18. Why use Twitter?
- 19. More Important than Biebs hair and Ashton/Demi 24/7 Professional Development PLN= Professional/Personal Learning Network
- 21. Global audience Niche community Like sending a Group of people text to the interested in whole world same topic. Short and sweet Free and easy
- 22. With Twitter, you can ask those dumb questions that you might not want to ask those you work closely with.
- 23. With Twitter, you can ask those dumb questions that you might not want to ask those you work closely with. Or you could avoid asking your important questions to dumb people. :)
- 24. Bouncing your ideas off your PLN could save you from a bad idea.
- 25. ACCESS TO EXPERTS IN EDUCATION Almost anyone can be tolerated in under 140 characters!
- 27. Who tweeted?
- 28. How to use Twitter
- 29. How to use Twitter Where is the @ sign on this thing?
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- 50. 永艶看沿鉛艶w庄岳鞄 similarinterests #hashtagsearch
- 51. ScheduledChats Mondays: #mathchat2:304:00pmCST Thursdays: (repeatofThursday'stopic) #artsed7:30pmEST #sschat6pmCST #mathchat7:00pmEST #engchat6pmCST #langchat8:00pmEST #4thchat7pmCST #isedchat9:00pmEST #musedchat7pmCST Fridays: #gtchatNoon&7pmEST Tuesdays: #edchat(vote) #daily57pmCST noon&7pmEST #scichat9pmEST Saturdays: #elemchat5pmEST #spedchat7:30CST Sundays: Wednesdays: #@tletalk89pmEST #ELTchat7amEST&4pmEST Chatabout@tles&howtopromote #web20chat6pmEST #ntchat8pmEST readingtostudents #ptchat9pmEST #1stchat7pmCST #educoach9pmCST #3rdchat6pmCST #2ndchat7pmCST
- 52. Yourbio. Howdoyouwanttopresentyourself? Iamateacher/educator/coach/administrator. Interestedin: Math Science Reading Technology InstrucConalLeadership Teachinglevel AnyotherinfofromyouthatwillaGractthefollowersYOU wanttolearnfrom Insertimagesofmineandsomeotherpro鍖lescreenshots
- 55. Trivia time: What was the name of the actor who played The Professor? Tweet your answer with the hashtag #AWSA2011
- 56. Tension mounts as the castaways wait for a response from @uscoastguard.
- 59. TweetDeck
- 60. I sure wish I hadnt tweeted that.
- 61. Happiness for Mr. Howell as he gains his 1000th Twitter follower
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- 63. Handouth7p://bit.ly/AWSA2011 Pleaseaddyourselfh7p://bit.ly/ WIeducators
- 64. Original Gilligan theme presentation created by: Jessica Johnson (@PrincipalJ) Jay Posick (@posickj) Curt Rees (@WiscPrincipal)
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