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Saved by 7 people (1 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-07-15
- Millerrosemary on 2008-08-15 - Tags My , RSS , Weblogg-ed
- Johnlarkin on 2008-07-27 - Tags Twitter
- Judiyost on 2008-07-22 - Tags twitter
- Michaelc on 2008-07-20 - Tags Weblogg-ed , willrichardson , twitter , negative
- Isabellejones on 2008-07-20 - Tags twitter , ideas
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I knew nothing about social media and its role in education. But by subscribing to Twitter feeds, I found a non-intrusive way of tapping into the knowledge of people who have the same concerns than me. I would have never asked you to be my friend on Facebook…
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I started as a lurker, less than a year ago. I knew nothing about social media and its role in education. But by subscribing to Twitter feeds, I found a non-intrusive way of tapping into the knowledge of people who have the same concerns than me. I would have never asked you to be my friend on Facebook…
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Twitter as gateway drug to the Read/Write Web, huh? Interesting thought.
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I just wonder how many folks who start with Twitter will “graduate” to the hard stuff…
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use Twitter as a tool to help me engage. I can’t always keep up with reading all the blogs I need to daily. When the people I follow stumble across something really great or important, they often Tweet about it. And I click.
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And here I am on your blog for the first time, and I am compelled to comment, even. This engagement opportunity would likely have been missed for me, were it not for Twitter.
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Twitter serves as a kind of blog filter for me. With it, I discover new blogs, and new people to follow. It’s a bit of a random filter–it leaves much to chance. But it’s not my only filter
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