Name: Twitter
Item: Twitter
Rating: 3
Author: Melissa Powers

Community Reviews for Twitter

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Leah K. Cobb County School District Marietta, United States 27 followers	Use for AP vocabulary and collaboration! Submitted September 4, 2015
Kristen Z. Marshall Elementary School Wexford, United States 9 followers	Best PD for teachers since Pinterest! Submitted April 17, 2015
Don P. Grosse Pointe North High School Grosse Pointe Woods, United States 1 followers	A great way to communicate with students and create a culture that extends outside of your classroom Submitted August 5, 2014
Rob C. Alden Central School Alden, United States	Twitter is both my professional learning network as well as a space inhabited by many of my students. Submitted July 17, 2014
David L. Kennesaw State University Kennesaw, United States 3 followers	The Utter Awesomeness of Twitter Submitted July 13, 2014
Eric W. West Ottawa High School Campus Holland, United States 22 followers	Organize collaboration and build your Personal Learning Network Submitted February 25, 2014
Kelsey S. Frenship High School Wolfforth, United States	Great resource for communicating with students Submitted January 21, 2014
Susan B. Wildwood Forest Elementary School Raleigh, United States	Go with the flow! Engaging students and parents....carefully....through Twitter! Submitted November 4, 2013 1 person found this useful
Dan R. Mt. Blue High School Farmington, United States	Using connectedness to better all learners in the room: students & teacher Submitted October 31, 2013 2 people found this useful
Silas B. Chatham Charter School Siler City, United States	Information and minimalism make Twitter an excellent teaching tool. Submitted October 31, 2013 1 person found this useful
Kyle M. Thurgood Marshall Academy PCS Washington, United States	Outstanding tool for students to research, sort and share information Submitted October 30, 2013
Katie W. Klondike Lane Elementary School Louisville, United States	Quick and easy way to share the classroom with parents and build community with other 1st grade students. Submitted October 26, 2013
Szymon M. Grand Valley State University Allendale, United States 6 followers	Microblogging builds engagement and extends learning time Submitted September 26, 2013

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