Are you a Twit or a Tweep? - Twitter
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Session by Lisa Stevens delivered at eTwinning Conference June 21st 2014 on Twitter
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- 1. Are you a Twit or a Tweep? Lisa Stevens @lisibo lisibo.com
- 3. Today we’ll explore why tweet? getting started jargon and technicalities dos and don’ts Twitter in education
- 4. Becoming a Twit ;) user name bio profile picture privacy
- 6. Why tweet? connections and sharing build a PLN work interests community worldwide knowledge SurveyMonkey
- 8. Powerful communities that support participants in nonjudgmental ways. Because in these cash-strapped times it gives unlimited access to the best brains in the business and learning opportunities
- 11. Having a great time in Nottingham at UK eTwinning Conference This tweet can be seen by anyone who follows me and can be searched (as I have not locked my account)
- 12. @fatimaduerden - wish you were here This tweet can be seen by anyone who follows both Fátima and I. It will also appear in Fátima’s notifications.
- 13. .@fatimaduerden - wish you were here This tweet can be seen by anyone in my timeline (i.e. who follows me) as @ is not the first character. It will also appear in Fátima’s notifications.
- 14. @ vs DM An @ message is directed to the person but is public - like shouting across the room. ! A DM (direct message) is like a text and is private. This is how to send e.g. email addresses or have private conversations
- 15. RT and MT RT = retweet Use when you want to share what someone else has tweeted ! MT - modified tweet Use when you edit the tweet ! Quote - apps like Tweetbot and Twitter allow you to quote and comment on the tweet
- 16. Making ‘friends’ and influencing people
- 17. How to make ‘friends’ follow people you know import contacts invite people search for things that interest you lists
- 20. Lists organise followers into groups follow ‘themes’ easily share groups of contacts
- 22. Hashtag - ‘meetings’ #ukedchat - every Thursday 8pm-9pm #globalclassroom - every 2nd Saturday 11am #mflchat - 1st Tuesday each month ; starts July 1st 8pm
- 23. Hashtags - ‘interests’ Twitter hashtags for teachers #mfltwitterati - language teachers #ipaded - iPads #byod or #1to1
- 24. Hashtag - days! #FF - follow Friday - use to endorse people/let people know you appreciate them #PedagooFriday - celebrate great things in education #errantapostropheWednesday
- 25. Hashtags ‘conferences’ #etuk14 - conference hashtag #etwinuk - 2011 conference hashtag #tmbett14 - every year so need to add date #ililc4
- 29. Dos and don’ts don’t click on tweets with just a URL be suspicious of tweets from people with 3 followers that follow 735 and have only tweeted once use ‘block’ and report spam
- 30. Dos and don’ts tweets are 140 characters; if you need more than that, blog it! (Or use Twitlonger!) think before you tweet! remember that your tweets are public
- 31. Dos and don'ts decide if this is a personal or professional thing. If you mix, be careful mind your language review who you follow periodically watch out for ‘trolls’
- 33. Be interesting and relevant!
- 34. If you have nothing to say, don’t tweet!
- 35. Don’t get Twitterhea! Especially if you’re talking about yourself!
- 36. Tweeting in education? Is there a place for it? What is that place? How can we manage it?
- 37. Tweeting schools Here’s a Twitter list of tweeting UK schools And US/Canadian schools
- 39. Use in the classroom
- 40. Ideas ask questions share work celebrate what’s going on get feedback from outside talk to the other side of the world
- 41. A French class
- 42. Lots of ideas
- 44. Practicalities who’s in control? do you need permission? one account or many?
- 45. Twitter “clients” twitter.com Tweetdeck Hootsuite ! Twitter app Tweetbot app SurveyMonkey
- 46. Tweetdeck
- 50. mentionmapp.com
- 53. It’s addictive!
- 54. Stumbleupon quiz