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  1. TWEET! TWEET! TWEET! Surfin’ the Net with Twitter! @debshuler

  2. Do differentiated learning opportunities for students really matter?

  3. Do differentiated learning opportunities for teachers really matter?

  4. WhatProfessionalLearningOpportunitiesAre Available toTeachers in TCS? IMPACT-1/2 day workshops THS-Terrific Tuesdays Hot Topics Sessions IMPACT Training Summer Technology Conference Showcase

  5. Your PERSONAL LEARNING NETWORK (PLN)

  6. What is Twitter? Twitter in 60 seconds! video

  7. Take Ownership of Your Own Learning • Twitter is a real-time information network that • connects you to the latest information about • what you find interesting. Motivation Share resources Celebrate successes • Twitter is the best way to discover what’s new in your world. New Ideas for your classroom Build a meaningful network of peers Ask questions

  8. Essential Twitter Vocabulary Follow/Follower/Following: When you "follow" someone on Twitter, you'll see their Tweets in your Twitterstream. If they follow you, you'll see theirs. Tweet: A message of 140 characters or less that is displayed to your followers on Twitter and included in search results. Twitterstream: The feed of others' Tweets that you see when you log in to Twitter. @reply: If you post another user's username with an @ symbol directly prefacing it, that text will show up as a link to the other user's Twitter page. They'll also be able to see your Tweet by clicking where it says @theirusername on the side of their Twitter page. When you use the small arrow in the lower right corner of a Tweet to reply to that person, you've sent an @reply.

  9. DM: A DM, or "Direct Message," is a message that is sent to another user and can only be read by the recipient and the person who sent the message. You can only DM individuals if they are following you. Hashtag: Think of this as a "subject line" for your Tweet. A hashtag is a word or series of words (no spaces or punctuation) preceeded by a pound sign and referring to the topic or category of a Tweet. For example, I could link to this post and tag it #vocab. RT: A RT, or Retweet, is the redistribution of another user's tweet to your own network. Twitter etiquette dictates that a retweet should be proceeded with "RT @originalpostersusername." For example, to enter the AC Twitter Challenge, post the following Retweet: "RT @acnews Take the AC Twitter Challenge! http://bit.ly/WN1GH More Useful Twitter Vocabulary:http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/2202397/twitter_vocabulary_pg2.html?cat=15

  10. Why Educators Should Be Using TwitterJustin Tarte video http://youtu.be/Sy3X9myD6wY

  11. WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?

  12. Who/What do I Follow? Like-minded Educators Local & International Conference Keynote Speakers And Presenters Co-workers Experts in Every Field Family Charlie Sheen Friends Ashton Kutcher

  13. Video Tutorials Twitter for Teachers Part 1.mp4 From: shannoninottawa | Apr 12, 2011  | This is a 5 minute intro to setting up your twitter account. You will sign up, select a twitter name, confirm your twitter account to unlock all the great features of twitter and have a look at your basic twitter profile. Twitter for Teachers Part 2.mp4 From: shannoninottawa | Apr 12, 2011 This 5 minute video leads you through setting up a profile, including picture and bio information to help others find you, as well as how to send your first tweet. Twitter for Teachers Part 3.mp4 From: shannoninottawa | Apr 12, 2011  | In part 3 in the Twitter for Teachers we cover how to begin following people to build your personalized learning network (PLN) with twitter, how to retweet (RT) a tweet, how to favourite a tweet to save it to your favourites. 5 minute video

  14. Additional Twitter Apps & Toolshttp://www.honeytechblog.com/top-50-twitter-tracking-and-analytics-tools/Organize into lists: Tweetdeck-desktopHootsuite-online • Twitter4Teachers Wiki! • This wiki was created to easily help educators connect with other educators on Twitter. • You have to request access. • http://twitter4teachers.pbworks.com/w/page/22554534/FrontPage

  15. The secret to high performance and satisfaction—at work, at school, and at home—is the deeply human need to direct our own lives, to learn and create new things, and to do better by ourselves and our world. Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us Daniel H. Pink

  16. Don’t Forget! What you say on Twitter may be viewed all around the world instantly. You are what you Tweet!

  17. @debshuler . . . And I’ll follow you!

  18. Twitter is the best class I ever took! Tweeted by Adam Bellow 7/17/11 Reinventing the way we learn! Tweet! http://debshulerths.wordpress.com

  19. Sources http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704152804574628230428869074.html http://www.ascd.org/publications/educational-leadership/feb10/vol67/num05/Why-Teachers-Should-Try-Twitter.aspx http://twitter.com/about All Twitter images from http://www.photobucket.com Videos: http://youtu.be/ZYz9M70KVR0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sy3X9myD6wY Music: soundzabound.com, Cali Baby w/vocals Goodwill Community Foundation, Inc. http://blog.gcflearnfree.org/2011/04/04/new-twitter-101-tutorial/

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