Find Support… With Twitter

by admin | Mar 17, 2020 | Twitter

The Twitter Teaching Community is Stepping Up with Support If you are not on Twitter now is a great time to start LURKING! Educators and EdTech companies are out in force with resources specifically focusing on how to make shifts in distance learning. You do not need...

Math Twitter Hashtags

by admin | Jan 31, 2020 | Advanced, Math, Twitter

Follow These Hashtags on Twitter How do you keep up? You can’t. There is no way we can know everything about teaching, about learning, and about mathematics. This is the beauty of Twitter. It is bite sized, 280 character or less, of learning. Follow a Hashtag A...

Twitter Chat Template

by admin | Oct 17, 2019 | Advanced, Google, Sheets, templates, Twitter

  Google Sheets Spreadsheet Template for Twitter Chats Twitter chats are a great way for educators to interact with other educators. Interacting with teachers not just at our school widens our access to ideas, resources, and teaching techniques. I have created a...

Get Your Kids Tweeting: #OnEdSschat by @JCasaTodd

by erin | Mar 20, 2019 | EdTech Tool, Google, Sheets, Social Media, Twitter

Teaching Students to Use Social Media A Guest Post by Jennifer Casa-Todd We have a challenge. Student use of social media outside of school is increasing, and yet, because of age restrictions, we are limited in our ability to mentor students under the age of thirteen....

3 Twitter Tips for Interacting

by admin | Jul 2, 2018 | Advanced, Twitter

3 Tips for Interacting on Twitter 1. Do Not Start a Tweet with @ When you start a tweet with @ it is semi-private. Rumor was they were going to eliminate the need to start a tweet with a period, but really they just made it harder to start your tweet with a period....

Some Tips for Using Twitter at a Conference

by admin | Jun 24, 2018 | Intermediate, Twitter

Tweet on the Hashtag #ISTE18 Twitter is an excellent way to connect with educators you do not know! There are 18,000 educators at ISTE here in Chicago this year, I’m going to go out on a limb and say that you do not know most of them. Here are some Twitter tips...