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So what is Twitter......really? Many people, myself included, when first thinking about becoming a Tweeter don't really understand how it works or it's relevance to their life & their job. I mean, who in the world cares if I'm sitting here typing this wiki page about Twitter in Education right now? As it turns out - A LOT! I've had 5 tweets within the past 5 minutes offering me more resources than I can deal with to put on this page and it all came from one little tweet: "Making wiki on Twitter 4 teachers - got any resources?" This page will give you everything you need to become a professional Tweeter on Twitter along with a lot of great ideas for it's use in the classroom.
Where to Start?
http://www.twitter.com - First thing's first, you need to sign up for an account w/ Twitter!
Twitter is "afreesocial networkingandmicro-bloggingservice that enables its users to send and read messages known as tweets. Tweets aretext-basedposts of up to140 charactersdisplayed on the author's profile page and delivered to the author's subscribers who are known as followers." - Wikipedia
In plain English, Twitter is a site where friends, family, and co–workers can communicate and stay connected to one-another by answering one simple question: What are you doing?
Perhaps the best presentation I've viewed that really helped me see just what Twitter was and how it applied to me both personally and professionally (thank you Wendy Tomberlin):
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