Twitter

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==Twitter is a microblogging and social networking site that gives its users the ability to post messages that are 140 characters or less. These posts, or tweets, are then picked up by people who "follow" the originator. The networking aspect (which can really be helpful for educators) comes into play when people follow one another, and when discussions are organized by hashtags and lists.==

Here is an example of a live twitter feed.
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- abbreviate whenever possible (remember, you have only 140 characters)
==- find your voice (people may not follow you if your are tweeting from your porch, but if you are talking about what you are passionate to you (reading, teaching, technology, etc.), then people may follow you.==

- [|Twittonary]
==Here are some basic definitions that fall within the Twitter realm. (The web 2.0 tool SCRIBD was used to convert a document (.doc presumably) to a SCRIBD document. SCRIBD then allows you to embed the document into your wiki or blog)==

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Some videos on Twitter

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