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Implications for the Future, Social Media, OER, ICT Adaptation, Educational Technology.
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Twitter can connect students with scientists in real time. But engaging tweens in an open social network also requires caution, one teacher warns.
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Get 30 tips for creating and promoting engaging content on social media.
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With the skyrocketing use of social media by companies, many are still learning the ropes of how to grab customers' attention with humorous or news-worthy messages but still Twitter-tasteful.
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Twitter users can now decide that any person or company can send them private messages on the site.
Bronwyn Desjardins's curator insight,
October 20, 2013 6:14 AM
Beware: "Should be renamed 'Check this box if you would like 99% more spam!' " wrote a commenter on a story from tech site The Verge.
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Learn how successful professionals are using social media to land their dream jobs and polish their reputations—and what they NEVER do. (@JenniferMcClure @Jill_Celeste Tx, Jenn!
Jack Carter's curator insight,
October 6, 2013 1:38 PM
For you 6th formers preparing for university and beyond!
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A 2013 Report about Social Media. A full list of user demographics & other statistics and their appropriateness according to a business’s target audience.
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The "big 5" are the social media networks you hear about the most. Here's a glossary of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and Google+ terms.
Melissa Marshall's curator insight,
September 24, 2013 11:27 PM
Usefu glossary for using the big 5 networking sites - also gives you some handy hints. Worth looking through - especially if you plan on using Twitter for professional development - I think it is the most valuable tool I have for connecting! I'm at @prendielearning :D 
Kave Home's curator insight,
October 9, 2013 4:26 AM
Glossaire des 5 réseaux sociaux les plus importants !
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These tweets, videos, pins and check-ins show just how far our species can go, and just how close social media can make space feel. (#Socialmedia... From #space!
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New tools are designed to show you how to post to Facebook and Twitter after you are dead.
Dr. Susan Bainbridge's insight:
I guess we can 'buy' immortality now!
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Reports this week of TV commercials finding a place on Facebook may seem like a gamechanger for social media, but Twitter has already made serious inroads on this front. What might not be as appare...
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Twitter's hoping to increase engagement by offering video producers a cut of the action. Here's the takeaway on this financial incentives example.
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With so much potential value in each social media profile, it’s worth investing the time and effort required to set them up properly. Find out how
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My love affair with social media started in 2004 with a single note. It landed in my inbox and informed me that my 500+ connections on LinkedIn put me in contact with 2,000,000 odd people. ...
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67% Of Americans Use Social Media (With One In Six Active On Twitter) [STUDY]
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Recep Tayyip Erdoğan threatens to 'root out' social media network where wiretapped recordings have been leaked
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KB...Konnected's curator insight,
October 11, 2013 2:02 PM
I love browsing thru posts like this. Don't you? Awesome ideas shared by teachers. 
Mary Glynn's curator insight,
October 13, 2013 11:30 AM
This tweet provides interesting ways to bring the 21st century into the classroom, and presents some good ideas on how to get the children more engaged and involved in class. I have to say that I never really saw how Twitter could be useful in schools. I thought that it was just a way for people to express their immediate feelings and thoughts, and to see what celebrities are doing. I never thought that Twitter could be applied in the classroom in so many different ways! Using Twitter as a bulletin board is a great way to reach children. I didn't even realize that the University of Maryland and many universities utilize Twitter for this purpose. For example, when there severe weather and there is a school delay or closing, President Wallace Loh tweets to the UMD community letting them know whether or not classes are cancelled. Twitter can also be used to send out mini quizzes to students which they can answer for bonus points. Honestly, I never thought that students and teachers could communicate through Twitter in all of these ways! Truly brilliant! The tweet also describes how Twitter hash-tags can be used for organizing information in the classroom. By creating a classroom hash-tag, students can see other classmates' thoughts on class and teachers can look for questions students have. I think using the hash tag can be very beneficial because it's a space where everything can be piled together connected by a single hash-tag. However, it can be a disorganized pile if there is not structure and directions on what the hash-tag should be used for. I think if students are given a guideline on what the teacher is looking for in on the hash-tag (questions, thoughts on today's readings), then the classroom will profit from having a classroom hash-tag. There are so many more amazing ways Twitter can be used in school! This tweet really opened my eyes to the academic ways of using Twitter. I have become more accepting to having forms of social media in the classroom after reading this tweet. I think it is all about the way you use technology in the classroom. If you use it properly, it can change the way we teach and truly bring education into the 21st century.
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Just in case you’ve not had enough of Twitter this week, here is a handy infographic showing the companies brief history.
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There are a LOT of Twitter tools out there. So many that it can become quite confusing to figure out which ones you really need and which ones you can live without.
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There are 3 factors that influence the best times to post on social media that the infographics don't tell you.
Dr. Susan Bainbridge's insight:
Very good thoughts. This idea of 'the best time to post' has always made me smile. If 1-3pm is the best time to post, I have only one question: 1-3pm WHERE?
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Teachers Roadmap to The Use of Twitter in Education ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning http://t.co/oe5l02Hxdt via @medkh9
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At first glance Twitter is like a grown ups version of teenage texting. The 140 characters offer the promise of much more behind its brevity and headline. So how do you create trust beyond the 140 character facade?
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