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50 Ideas on Using Twitter for Education

August 22nd, 2008 | Author:

 

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Based on a list by Chris Brogan – 50 ideas for using Twitter in Business

First Steps

  1. Build an account and immediately start using Twitter Search to listen for your name, the name of your school/college/poly/uni, and words that relate to your space. (Listening always comes first.)
  2. Add a picture of yourself. People want to see you. What type of picture – up to you, there is a whole load of diversity out there on this.
  3. Don’t just tweet about yourself, talk to other people about their interests, too.
  4. Point out interesting things happening in your classroom (whatever form that takes).
  5. Share links to neat things in your institution and/or community.
  6. Don’t get stuck in the apology loop. Be helpful instead.
  7. Be wary of always promoting your stuff. Your fans (aka mother) will love it. But hopefully you are reaching out to others as well.
  8. Promote your students’ stories, but be careful to maintain anonymity, particularly with kids.
  9. Be human.
  10. Talk about non-education stuff too, there is life outside your institution.
Ideas About WHAT to Tweet
  1. Instead of answering the question, “What are you doing?”, answer the question, “What has your attention?”
  2. Have more than one twitterer at your institution. People can quit. People take vacations. It’s nice to have a variety.
  3. When promoting a blog post, ask a question or explain what’s coming next, instead of just dumping a link.
  4. Ask questions. Twitter is GREAT for getting opinions.
  5. Follow interesting people. If you find someone who tweets interesting things, see who she follows, and follow her.
  6. Tweet about other people’s stuff. Make you human
  7. When you DO talk about your stuff, make it useful. Give advice, blog posts, pictures, etc.
  8. Share the human side of your institution. If you’re bothering to tweet, it means you believe social media has value for human connections. Point us to pictures and other human things.
  9. Don’t toot your own horn too much.
  10. Or, if you do, try to balance it out by promoting the heck out of others, too.
Some Sanity For You
  1. You don’t have to read every tweet. Some people follow thousands so they can’t be reading everything
  2. You don’t have to reply to every @ tweet directed to you (try to reply to some, but don’t feel guilty).
  3. Use direct messages for 1-to-1 conversations if you feel there’s no value to Twitter at large to hear the conversation.
  4. Use services like Twitter Search to make sure you see if someone’s talking about you. Try to participate where it makes sense.
  5. 3rd party clients like Tweetdeck and Twhirl make it a lot easier to manage Twitter. I use the TwitterFox add in for Firefox and Seesmic Desktop.
  6. If you tweet all day you will not be popular with your colleagues or your boss.
  7. If you tweet all day your students will let you know their displeasure. (see 24)
  8. Learn quickly to use the URL shortening tools like TinyURL and all the variants. It helps tidy up your tweets.
  9. If someone says you’re using twitter wrong, forget it. It’s an opt out society. They can unfollow if they don’t like how you use it.
  10. Commenting on others’ tweets, and retweeting what others have posted is a great way to build community.
The Negatives People Will Throw At You
  1. Twitter takes up time.
  2. Twitter takes you away from teaching.
  3. Without a strategy, it’s just typing.
  4. There are other ways to do this.
  5. It doesn’t replace face-to-face (who said it does).
  6. Twitter is buggy and not education-ready.
  7. Twitter is just for nerds not for teachers.
  8. Twitter’s only a few million people. (only)
  9. Twitter doesn’t replace email.
  10. Twitter opens the institution up to more criticism and griping.
Some Positives to Throw Back
  1. Twitter helps one organize great, instant meetups (tweetups).
  2. Twitter works swell as an opinion poll.
  3. Twitter can help direct student’s attention to good things.
  4. Twitter in the classroom helps people build an instant “backchannel.”
  5. Twitter breaks news faster than other sources, often (especially if the news impacts online denizens).
  6. Twitter gives institutions a glimpse at what status messaging can do for an organization. Remember presence in the 1990s?
  7. Twitter brings great minds together, and gives everyone daily opportunities to learn (if you look for it, and/or if you follow the right folks).
  8. Twitter gives your critics a forum, but that means you can study them.
  9. Twitter helps with staff development, find other teachers.
  10. Twitter can augment parent feedback.

What else would you add? How are you using Twitter for your school/college/poly/uni?

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  • http://bilingueactivoelear.ning.com Maru

    Hi Carol!

    I got her from a Jennifer Verschoor tweet. Thanks for sharing this, it was really helpful.! I understood better what to tweet about, to describe just what I was doing seemend sensless.
    Have a nice day. Maru

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  • http://www.digitalang.com/blog Seth Dickens

    HI there Carol,

    Thanks for this, some great ideas here. Will definitely try to include a few of these in my Twitter E-Twinning project.

    Thanks Again!

    Seth.

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  • http://www.barbaraling.com Barbara Ling, Virtual Coach

    Great collection of tips for education! Stumbled and tweeted. Thanks for the post!

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  • http://twitter.com/mintie mintie

    Thank you.
    Now I can safely say that I’m using Twitter for Educational purposes.
    It is not an addition.
    It’s not.
    Really!

  • http://www.thecleversheep.com Rodd Lucier

    Your list has some practical advice that would be well worth sharing with us at http://www.twitterforteachers.com. I hope you’ll consider joining us, and perhaps adding some of your ideas (like this list of practical ideas) to the project.

    All the best!

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  • http://www.askmedicaldoctor.com Sreedhar

    Thanks for the great ideas. Twitter is defintely going to be the future of collaborative learning. Tweet your question and get answered in seconds! We are moving from a traditional learning to system to a more on demand learning. I want to learn what i like, the way i want.

  • http://www.onedesignworld.com/ Ronnie Roper

    Thanks for the ideas. I think there are a lot of good applications for twitter and education is definitely one good one.

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    This is a really awesome list, I’m going to the isteconnects audience know about it. Please add your name to our list of Ed Tech Tweeps going to NECC 2009. We have over 150 people on the list so far all of which are in the ed tech world and on twitter.

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  • jack black

    I planned to use Twitter to education. But this blog gave me a good idea about it and how to do it..
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  • http://cooper-taylor.com Carol Cooper-Taylor

    Thanks Jack. I'm doing an online course starting 18th May, The Interactive Web for Teachers, which will look at Twitter amongst other Web 2.0 technologies. See http://www.cooper-taylor.com for details. If you want to join us you are welcome.

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  • http://blogs.educationau.edu.au/ksmith/2009/05/05/the-twitter-thread-continues/ Kerrie Smith

    Thanks for the great list

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    Thanks for sharing such an important points. I 'll try to follow these steps.

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    Great list.

    You could also ask your professors if they are on twitter and follow them if they are.

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  • Jason

    I linked to this neat article from my blog, teachersbrunch.blogspot.com . Nice work. It's a lot to think about.

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    Thanks Carol, I've been hesitant about Twitter for quite some time due to misguided misconceptions, but jumped into it to find out the benefits for education. I'm thoroughly impressed but still learning “Twitter-language” so your list of tips was very beneficial to me.

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    Great post, really help me alot. Thanks.

    Cheers,
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  • artofjana

    Hi Carol,

    I'm doing a workshop on twitter and blogging for a group of adult school teachers soon, could I have your permission print and distribute your ideas to the teachers?

    Many Thanks!
    Jana

  • http://cooper-taylor.com Carol Cooper-Taylor

    Of course! Thanks for asking

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  • http://www.verso.co.nz pleft

    Great suggestions, Carol. I've been gathering some ideas on my wiki of uses that have arisen naturally from just setting up Twitter as a sort of 'back-channel' for a course:

    http://www.verso.co.nz/mw/index.php?title=Twitter

    Thanks for the informative post…

    Paul

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    Great information! It is very useful for us. Thanks for sharing with us.

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  • kendracampbell

    These fifty ideas on using twitter for education actually makes a lot of sense. These are good and precise ways for students to interact with both the teacher and classmates. It is also helpful in gathering ideas and to express how one is feeling about something in particular. It is very useful!

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    Thanks for the article. I just wrote one to on Twitter. Let me know what you think and if you have any advice.

    http://www.media-street.co.uk/our-blog/2010/04/…

    Thanks again.

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    So many social networks and sites…

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    Thanks very useful. I'm in health promotion and there are some good ideas here for me. A lot of this can also be applied to using a Facebook page.

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    actually you can also use twitter to create presentation. go to http://twipresent.com and transform your tweets into slides of presentation

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    Nice list. Here's an addition. Use Twitter to become aware of what people are saying and doing GLOBALLY. Be sure to follow some folks from other countries who share your interests.

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  • Anonymous

    The 50 Ideas on Using Twitter for Education, is some thing which can make the education to get more easier for the students because in 50 ideas there will be 10 which the students will take for there own good and then they get more what they are having right now.

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  • nwat

    We just conducted an entire lecture via twitter, at our college in Aberdeen. It included input on our design course from some top industry contacts. The students loved it, and got some valuable advice instantly. We got some interesting discussions going, and the students drove the whole lecture. Great stuff! ( @VisCom_Abcol )

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  • Susan_blanco

    Hi Carol,
    I am doing a workshop at a conference this month. Can I have your permission to use some of your ideas?
    Thanks,
    Susan

  • http://cooper-taylor.com Carol Cooper-Taylor

    Sure, that is fine. Just give me a mention :)

  • Hanna Grace Connor

    We have used twitter in our class as a way of creating our own textbook. It was really a book for those students who wanted to complete some further reading around the subject we were studying. My younger brother and his English Tutor also uses twitter for their lessons.

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