Wired Campus: A Professor's Tips for Using Twitter in the Cla...
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- Beng_hwee on 2008-10-08 - Tags no_tag
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- Jennaucd on 2008-06-04 - Tags Twitter , education , blog , technology
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- Michaelroy on 2008-05-14 - Tags blog , twitter
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Twitter at first seemed like a bad idea to David Parry, an assistant professor of Emerging Media and Communications at the University of Texas at Dallas. For those not in the know, Twitter is a service that lets you micro-blog your life by dashing out very short notes (140 characters max) to a select group of friends or other subscribers, who can receive them as text messages on their cell phones. Mr. Parry’s first instinct was that Twittering would just encourage students to speak in sound bites and self-obsess.
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