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Curation of topics, resources and tools to garnish the best of Twitter to make for quality individualized PD.
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Educational Technology and Mobile Learning: A Very Helpful Rubric to Help You Integrate Twitter in Your Teaching

Educational Technology and Mobile Learning: A Very Helpful Rubric to Help You Integrate Twitter in Your Teaching | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it
Rubric for integrating Twitter into instruction. Showcased on "Educational Texhnology and Mobile Learning" blog.
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Great resource to guide purposeful integration of Twitter.
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15 Twitter Hacks That Will Turn You Into a Twitter Ninja

15 Twitter Hacks That Will Turn You Into a Twitter Ninja | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it
Try these 15 easy Twitter hacks to get more organized and find more enjoyment sharing and engaging on Twitter.
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If you are wanting to become a Twitter Ninja... This may just be the key to unlock your skillz!
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#Connect & #Learn: Explore & Embrace the Power of Twitter - LiveBinder

This is a Livebinder to support a presentation at Technopalooza (Twitter for PD and for Class)
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Presentation resources for helping educators use Twitter for PLD.
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HowStuffWorks "How Tweetups Work"

HowStuffWorks "How Tweetups Work" | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it
Tweetups allow people to meet tweeters face-to-face. Learn all about tweetups, including how to create a tweetup and why you would want to host one.
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Growing in popularity it seems that just like EdCamps Tweetups are most successful when organically arranged and the originators have a large PLN of committed followers.
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The Future of Social Media Is Mobile Tribes

The Future of Social Media Is Mobile Tribes | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it
Everyone has different needs, and the social landscape is shifting accordingly.

Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
Stephen Dale's curator insight, April 20, 2014 8:05 AM

"The next big thing is getting smaller and smaller."

 

"The first generation of social media touted "networking", but the next generation, raised in always-on connectivity, will embrace ephemerality and digital tribalism. Those users will abandon the major social networks and migrate to more granular mobile villages with simpler ecosystems."

I think these two statements are pretty much spot-on, and will watch with interest as Facebook (and the 'others') tries to look small while continuing to gobble-up anyone and anything that looks like it might threaten its business model. We don't need one all-consuming platform, but that not how FB shareholders view the world.

 

Interesting times ahead!

Francisco Restivo's curator insight, April 24, 2014 2:15 PM

At the end, we all will find our little corners and our big windows!

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Learning through Earning: Digital Badges and Professional Development - OnlineColleges.net

Learning through Earning: Digital Badges and Professional Development - OnlineColleges.net | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it
Have you earned any digital badges? If not, it may be time to find out more about them and how they work. There are more badge-earning activities than ever
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I am looking for ways to provide PD credit for participation in online SM chats via Twitter, Blogging and Google+.  This article discusses badges as one way.

 

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4 Technologies to Help Students Find Their Voice In Your Classroom

4 Technologies to Help Students Find Their Voice In Your Classroom | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it
Students need a voice. By voice, I mean the ability to recognize their own beliefs, practice articulating them in a variety of forms, and then find the confidence -- and the platform -- to express t (New!
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6 Technology-Based Poetry Ideas For Students That Think They Hate Poetry

6 Technology-Based Poetry Ideas For Students That Think They Hate Poetry | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it
6 Technology-Based Poetry Ideas For Students That Think They Hate Poetry (6 Technology-Based Poetry Ideas For Students That Think They Hate Poetry http://t.co/I0a6iPjTew #engchat #edtech)...
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Because A PLN Is a Gift…

Because A PLN Is a Gift… | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it

 

Yes, I talk about Twitter all the time.  I rave about the people I’ve met. I am addicted to edcamps.  I stalk the blogs of people who inspire me.  I read, save, download, bookmark, and retweet what makes me a better educator.  What is it all about? The people who are a part of my PLN, or personal learning network.  I often say the “P” in PLN stands for “Positive.”  One tweet can change your entire perspective, push your thinking, solidify your thoughts, or make you question something you didn’t even realize you needed to question.  For that? I am incredibly grateful.  The PLN is a gift that keeps on giving. It encourages you to give back just as much. It inspires you to do more, be more, and to never stop learning. So, to every person in the world who has become part of mine, I just wish to say “Thank you!”


Via Anat Goodman, Gust MEES, David Hain, Ricard Lloria
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Love this description of why a PLN and Twitter are essential to an educator.

Gust MEES's curator insight, December 30, 2012 4:58 PM

A #PLN #2gether with #curation + #SocialMedia #Twitter is unbeatable TRIO 4 BETTER #Learning + #Teaching! #education#teachers #students


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[Infographic] How Do Faculties Use Social Media - EdTechReview™ (ETR)

[Infographic] How Do Faculties Use Social Media - EdTechReview™ (ETR) | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it
This infographic explains how faculty use social media and what are their remaining concerns regarding it.
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Interesting would like to look at more fully.as a resource for teachers.

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An Infographic That Summarizes Twitter For Teachers

An Infographic That Summarizes Twitter For Teachers
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Moderating a Twitter Chat

Moderating a Twitter Chat | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it
Twitter clipart from Clker.com Have you ever participated in a Twitter chat? A Twitter chat is where people agree to get onto Twitter at the same time and discuss a certain topic for ...
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Connected, Semi-Connected, and Unconnected Educators

Connected, Semi-Connected, and Unconnected Educators | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it
Social media has had an effect on almost every aspect of life in America. Like it or not, use it or not, agree with it or not, social media has changed the way we live our lives in America no matte...
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Complementary blog to this idea is my post on connectedness through curation: http://teachkiwi.wordpress.com/2013/08/31/content-collaboration-and-curation-part-2/
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School-Wide Twitter Chats

School-Wide Twitter Chats | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it
New Zealand schools explore the learning potential of social media with weekly education-based Twitter chats for students.
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Excellent post that has me rethinking the chat I facilitate with my district and has me thinking of ways for Ss at MS and HS to use chats for learning.

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Twitter%20for%20Educators.pdf

Kirsten Wilson's curator insight, August 11, 2014 12:57 PM

Great resource shared with me via @Brit_Horn for leading PD with Educators new to Twitter

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Craig Kemp's Professional Reflection Blog: Twitter Vs Paid Professional Development

Craig Kemp's Professional Reflection Blog: Twitter Vs Paid Professional Development | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it
Blog post on Twitter has and will impact educators professional learning.
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Great blog post to share the "why" of Twitter as a Professional Learning tool for educators.
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Twitter Tips for Beginners: Everything I Wish I Knew When I Started

Twitter Tips for Beginners: Everything I Wish I Knew When I Started | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it

I A collection of Twitter tips for beginners, including who to follow, how to engage, and many ways to make the most of your time.

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This is a excellent post on utilizing Twitter for professional growth.  It is meant to speak to those new to Twitter but the content is written in a way that is beneficial even to those that are comfortable with Twitter.

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Twitter for Professional Development

Twitter for Professional Development MAFLA Fall Conference October 28, 2011 8:45-10:00 a.m.Session G11, Southbridge Catherine Ritz
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A good resource for teachers wanting to jump into Twitter for a resources and PD option.

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#TLNPLN - Google Drive

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Google Presentation introducing educators to Twitter via @thrasymachus

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Twitter Fiction Fest tells stories one tweet at a time - USA TODAY

Twitter Fiction Fest tells stories one tweet at a time - USA TODAY | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it
Washington Post (blog) Twitter Fiction Fest tells stories one tweet at a time USA TODAY R.L.
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Setting up Twitter Moderation Spreadsheet

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Tutorial to set up Moderation Google Spreadsheet with Twitter template.

 

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The Beginner's Visual Guide To Connected Learning - Edudemic

The Beginner's Visual Guide To Connected Learning - Edudemic | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it
Connected learning is a term I've been seeing a lot these days. As you all know, some trends take off, others stutter.
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Great visual to show the importance of being a connected educator and building a SM network or PLN.

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The perfect Twitter profile looks like this

The perfect Twitter profile looks like this | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it
I love this infographic created by VerticalResponse for two reasons. First, it shows you exactly what you need to do to create a winning Twitter profile. And second, despite its wordiness, it is v...
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Drinkwine at School: How we got 76% of our faculty to use twitter for learning...

Drinkwine at School: How we got 76% of our faculty to use twitter for learning... | Utilizing Twitter for PD Purposes | Scoop.it
Blog giving advice how to get the majority of campus in Twitter.
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Index to Educational Hashtags

Inexhaustible list of PLNs and how tos.
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Great resource for helping develop and/or effectively participate in Twitter PLNs.
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