"Twitter, Facebook and Google Buzz are great places to discover and share new things - and therefore to build and extend your education. Discover new classes in the form of knowledge nuggets and related links to supporting FREE resources (web pages, videos, podcasts, etc) - in less than 140 characters. Explore the classes that you are interested in! Share your comments. Classes are delivered daily - 7 days a week. Saturday is quiz day"

What are your ideas for how Twitter can be used in our classrooms?

One teacher's tale of how she moved her class into twitter.

A great page with twitter resoruces for teachers and beginners.

Very interesting and complete way of viewing your tweets, replies and inserted media or sites

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"Teachers are getting lesson plan ideas from far-flung colleagues via Twitter. Skype conversations are being hosted in classrooms. And students are being introduced to social media and being schooled on how it can benefit them professionally."