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This is the official site for managing the COMPLETE list of twitter education chats. It is managed by a group of educator tweeps who care about keeping one up to date list of chats which everyone can use. 
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Twitter chat moderator is more easily done using this Google Sheets moderator template. The Q1 and hashtags are automatically added to the tweets.
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Twitter for Educators
Ana Castillo Sanchez's curator insight,
February 7, 2021 10:55 PM
What better way to share ideas to your learning community than through Twitter.
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This is the official site for managing the COMPLETE list of twitter education chats. It is managed by a group of educator tweeps who care about keeping one up to date list of chats which everyone can use.
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Participating in Twitter Chats is a great way to interact with other educators from across the world to discuss some of the hot or important topics in education today. Every day there are Twitter Chats taking place that cover a variety of topics. Check out this list here of chats in which you can participate. […
Maria Hoard's curator insight,
June 2, 2022 3:52 PM
Three easy tools to help you organize and get the most of out of the information you are looking for. I prefer TweetDeck because of the columns and compartmentalization. TweetChats sounds like it is worth looking into. I am a color visual person also so that may work.
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Why Your Teachers Should Use Twitter Powerful PD—one tweet at a time. By Kim Greene There comes a point when we have to acknowledge that one-size-fits-all professional development isn’t cutting it. Just as students need to be treated as individual learners, so do the teachers in your schools. And while...
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It is Connected Educator Month. One of the most common events happening are chats on Twitter. I have found that there are three levels of participation when engaging in a Twitter chat. In fact, the...
Maria Hoard's curator insight,
May 30, 2022 4:30 PM
Twitter is a great place to start connecting with educators outside of your four walls. I definitely started off as a lurker and eventually found ways to involve myself more and now am a frequent engager. Not ready to start moderating? That's okay. Start your own Twitter lurking now by searching hashtags that mean something to you!
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Share on FacebookTweet ThisGoogle+Pin ItLinkedIn Whether you’re a Twitter newbie or a seasoned pro, there’s something you should know. It’s not all about your tweets or even the tweets your followers are posting. In fact, one of the most effective ways to learn about anything is to seek out relevant Twitter chats. These are centered …
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Participating in a Twitter chat just got easier with this template. Type in responses. The hashtag & question response is added. participate twitter chat
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Twitter chats can be an amazing opportunity for educators to connect and engage in discussion with colleagues around the world. I have created a quick overview to help people understand some twitter chat basics -- including how these chats work and some tips for participating. You are welcome to copy & edit this lesson for your own use. You…
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This is the official site for managing the COMPLETE list of twitter education chats. It is managed by a group of educator tweeps who care about keeping one up to date list of chats which everyone can use.
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#edtech, #edchat and #techcoach top the list of my most favorite Twitter hashtags. But these trending topics are not the only social media hotspots in which educators with common interests can shar...
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Have you ever had a student say to you, "Wow, this is so much fun, do we have to stop?" This is the kind of excitement that children have shared with teachers after participating in the New Zealand...
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We are excited that for the second straight year Connected Principals will be working in conjunction with the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP) and the National Ass...
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