Blog site that just posted an interesting way to use Twitter. Courtney may really like this one.

This post explains how I'm using it and why other educators should get involved.

The blog for our book's author, Will Richardson

This is the blog of our book's author, Will Richardson.

Since writing is not my #1 teaching priority, I'm having trouble justifying the time a blog will expect from me. I'm thinking 'Twitter" is a quicker way for me to collect reflective thought and send out references. I spent A LOT of time this summer learning about Twitter, I built a "netvibes" website and am trying to keep up with Google Calendars with my courses. I am failing at keeping up. I would want to be careful about what I'm posting permanently and fear a blog would bog me down even more.

Check out this post on Twitter from a TVHS student:
smartcookie1593It's just too bad my AP Human Geography book couldn't be more interesting...

Koreen Gonzales wrote:
> Okay ladies and gentlemen. You've had a chance to create your Twitter accounts, so now what?
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> Take a look at the following two videos...
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> 1. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZl5GQfY6kk
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> 2. http://www.docstoc.com/docs/5649046/How-To-Use-Twitter-in-the-Classroom
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> Then take a moment and reply to this post with your thoughts.