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A few weeks ago I interviewed a designer named Hal Thomas who got a job using Twitter. I had MANY questions about the use of Twitter in the job search that we simply didn’t have time to answer. So I’m going to answer them here. 
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Twitter can be an incredible tool for both teachers and students when used correctly. As a teacher, your role in the process is to be professional, understanding, and as creative as possible.
Kent Fenwick's comment,
August 26, 2013 10:12 AM
Meet the needs of the digital native! http://get.tophat.com/modern-educators-guide-the-modern-student/?utm_source=scoopit&utm_medium=story&utm_campaign=meg_student
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Twitter is more than a simple messaging platform. It's a conversation about your passions and it's easy to get completed addicted. That's a good thing.
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nice article on the joys of Twitter for an educator!
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part 2 social media in education - professional networks
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There are a lot of little-known Twitter tools that don't see the light of day on sites like Edudemic. So I thought this would be a good time to start fixing that.
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This sheds light on at least 40 key statistics regarding how we use social media. As a connected educator, these are important to know.
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The infographic may be designed for small business owners but it's worthwhile for any teacher, student, parent, or other Edudemic reader looking for the quick bites of the social networks.
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instagram of social media cheat sheet
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The number of popular social networks may seem overwhelming. We can share links, ideas, comments, jokes, pictures and everything else, and new social media options seem to pop-up everyday.
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Facebook: What are you studying right now?Twitter: What would you recommend studying?LinkedIn: This is what I’ve studiedYouTube: Here is a video lesson that I enjoyedPinterest: Here are things I’ve learned and where I learned themSpotify: What do you listen to? (while studying, or music are you studying)Scoop It: What do you want to learn most?Learnist: What are the next steps and resources?
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How is Twitter interesting for a teacher or educational personnel in general? How to use Twitter for teaching? Why Teachers need Twitter?
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A social networking site for schools. Share links, resources, questions, ideas, reflections, etc. with your students. Best of all, it is free!
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It been a while since we've posted any content on using Twitter in the academic context, so this submission from Leslie Anglesey is welcomed. These suggestions
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very comprehensive list of educational hashtags
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via Online Universities Social media offers some great opportunities for learning in the classroom, bringing together the ability to collaborate, access worldwide resources, and find new and...
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February 18, 2014 7:47 AM
3. Social media gives kids many chances to enhance learning, allow students to discuss with people out side the classroom and it allows students to get information from all over the world. Teachers throughout the world have found many innovative uses for social media in the classroom.
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Why you need a Social Resume to get a job – Infographic Social resumes are
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percentage of employers/recruiters using social networking sites to find job candidates
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GUEST COLUMN | by Maddie Witter Want to increase rigorous literacy skills without putting kids to sleep? Below are ideas to sprinkle into your instruction that will leave kids smiling and have last...
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increase literacy skills
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insights from Joshua Waldman regarding using Twitter for Job searching