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" Twitter chats are a great resource for learning and networking, allowing academics from all over the world to come together on a regular basis to talk about what's important in education. They're also ideal for gaining authority and visibility in your field. Better yet, they're happening all the time. Check out our list to find 50 of the best Twitter chats in academia (shared in no particular ranking), offering a great way to get connected and stay informed in the world of education. Education These are our picks for excellent education chats on Twitter. #EDCHAT: A busy hashtag with an even busier chat session, #edchat features an educational love chat on Tuesdays. #GTCHAT: Educating gifted and talented children is a special art. Learn more about it on #gtchat, Fridays at 12 p.m. and 7 p.m. EST. #NTCHAT: An awesome resource for new teachers, new teacher chat offers a great place for newbies to learn how to navigate the world of education. #EDBKCHAT: Featuring discussions on educational books, #edbkchat is a good resource for continuing education, Wednesdays at 4 p.m. EST. #URBANED: This chat is all about making urban education work, hosted every first and third Sunday of the month at 9 p.m. EST. #SPEDCHAT: Students and teachers in special education come together for this chat, Tuesdays at 8:30 p.m. EST. #ISEDCHAT: Learn more about independent schools from this Twitter chat, Thursdays at 9 p.m. Leadership & Reform Education is at a crossroads these days. Find out about changes and leadership in academia on these chats. #SPNCHAT: This Twitter chat is all about successful practices in education and education reform, every Tuesday at 9 p.m. #CPCHAT: On the connected principals chat, you'll get to learn about educational leadership, teacher training, and more. #TEACHING2030: This chat takes a look to the future of education, focusing on issues, especially reform that

"One of the most powerful ways to counteract inertia in the classroom is technologies that free teachers to collaborate."

Another great idea. I need to learn more as I see this as another way for students to learn critical thinking and problem solving without being at a computer, but going hands on and simply tinkering around

These are essential for any person working with children.

I love the Beatles. I love John Lennon. He was my favorite. This is just way too cool.

Some excellent tips on using Flipboard. I need to go back and utilize this app some more.

Great article about this famous photo. Never thought about this picture this way.

12 great ideas to implement into the classroom

Looks like a cool device/tool to use to organize videos