Q1. When did you first
hear about Twitter?
A1: I first started using Twitter personally to follow news and sports teams.
A1: I first started using Twitter personally to follow news and sports teams.
Q2. What did you think of
it then?
A2: I liked the real time information and getting notifications on my phone when something was happening in my area.
A2: I liked the real time information and getting notifications on my phone when something was happening in my area.
Q3. How long have you
been using Twitter as a PLN?
A3: I started using Twitter as a PLN a couple of years ago after attending a conference. Several of the presenters shared their Twitter handle and I started following them. I quickly learned that the information they shared on Twitter was great and relevant to teaching. It has become my go to resource for new ideas.
A3: I started using Twitter as a PLN a couple of years ago after attending a conference. Several of the presenters shared their Twitter handle and I started following them. I quickly learned that the information they shared on Twitter was great and relevant to teaching. It has become my go to resource for new ideas.
Q4. Who are your top 3
people to follow and why?
A4: @ShakeUpLearning An excellent resource for all things Google
A4: @ShakeUpLearning An excellent resource for all things Google
@TechChef4u A great resource for using iPads in the classroom
Q5. What was it like the
first time you participated in a Twitter chat?
A5: It was fast and furious but fun to watch the tweets coming in and being able to see everyone's ideas.
Q6.
What advice do you have for teachers new to Twitter? A5: It was fast and furious but fun to watch the tweets coming in and being able to see everyone's ideas.
A6: There are some great things going on in classrooms and don't be afraid to share those great ideas with others.
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