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Edmodo is a private microblogging platform that teachers and students can use to send notes, links, files, alerts, assignments, and events to each other. Teachers also have the ability to mark any post from their classes as public to share with the outside world. You can also create private groups for you and your colleagues to collaborate. It's free & simple to use!

edModo - Microblogging in the Classroom

This video tutorial presents a simple hack that will allow you to put the mobile version of Twitter in your Mozilla Firefox 3 Sidebar. Tweet from the farthest corners of the Internet with this microblogging how-to.

Tweader is a new way to view twitter conversations. Long gone are the days of going through all of a tweet's @replies to get a grasp of the conversation. All you have to do is enter the tweet's ID.

Some college professors and campus services are using Twitter simply because it is a mode of direct communication with students that is reliable and fast. Those who use the technology to communicate directly with students note that they can receive responses in minutes rather than the hours it would take using e-mail or blogs. Additionally, this kind of technology is now being integrated into course management systems.

new micro-blog and feed aggregator

Add your name to the Tweeters Directory and find others with your interests.

Calculate the indirect influence of you and your followers on Twitter!

If you are a Twitter user this blog post is a MUST read!

Live blogging tool with Facebook, Twitter integration, lots of useful tools.

This is a guest posting by Rohit Bhargava (@rohitbhargava), as part of our ongoing efforts to bring insightful content to users. Rohit wrote the award

Manage all your email and social networking messages from one inbox - read and reply to Facebook and MySpace messages - Keep up with your Twitter friends

Atomkeep is here to solve the problem of information redundancy. Atomkeep will keep your accounts in sync on all social networks, job boards and other sites.

1. sign in with your Twitter ID & password 2. Add Twitter friend's username, say why you want to talk and a Twitter updated with a Phweet URL is send 3. When you friend clicks on Phweet URL and accepts, your browser will whistle and you click to talk/chat

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