Nov 12 2011

Day 8: Retweeting: The magic of passing along great stuff

<—Back to main twitter un-workshop page When we participate in our learning community in twitter we become human filters of information for our followers. This makes twitter even more powerful than Google when it comes to disseminating valuable bits of knowledge. Every piece of information that you pass on in a tweet can act as [...]

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Nov 10 2011

Day 7: Creating a classroom hashtag

<—Back to main twitter un-workshop page When you use twitter in the classroom or for an event /conference, you will have to create a hashtag for it. I do not necessarily follow my students by opt rather  to unite our classroom activities around a hashtag. This way I only see their interaction around our classroom activities. Following [...]

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Nov 02 2011

Day 2:The importance of your twitter profile

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<—Back to main twitter un-workshop page One of the most important things you have to do is to create a professional twitter profile if you want to use your twitter for teaching and learning. When you join twitter you are allocated an egghead. I don’t follow eggheads. I follow people who I can learn from [...]

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Oct 17 2011

Teachers twitter unworkshop

Twitter has great potential as a creative and collaborative learning and teaching tool in the classroom. It has been chosen as the number 1 learling & teacing tool for the last 4 years globally, which shows that it is tool that has to be taken seriously. Some of the reasons for using twitter as a [...]

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