Steven Anderson, instructional technologist for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools in Winston-Salem, NC,offers 10 good tips for using Twitter in education
in this article for T.H.E. Journal.. Some of his suggestions include:
- Find good hastags to follow--they can expand the impact of a tweet more than the number of followers an account has
- Check out the hashtag #edchat and check out Jerry Blumengarten's collection of educational hashtags at http://cybraryman.com/edhashtags.html
- Who you follow is more important than the number of followers you have
- Don't use twitter.com except to register your account. Use third party software like TweetDeck. Anderson likes the older version and the way it allows you to categorize your tweets.
- Expand who you follow with lists--you can create lists for different groups--world history teachers, religion teachers, psychology teachers, etc.
- Save tweets. You can use Diigo for that. (diigo.com/tools/save_tweets)
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