It is one thing to get Twitter up and running for your personal use, but figuring out how to use Twitter in the classroom can be a little more daunting. When instructors new to Twitter try to put Twitter to work in their classroom, they become frustrated simply because they lack ideas and strategies.
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You can use Twitter in countless ways to increase engagement in your classroom. You and your students can use it as a research tool. You can use it to solicit ideas or pose questions. You can also use it to provide supplemental materials to your students. You are limited by your imagination.
This is the last episode of a four-part series.
In this episode, I am going to share different strategies for using Twitter in your classroom. Some of the methods support research, others help with classroom management, and others increase engagement. I am confident that you will find an idea to increase engagement in your classroom.
Additional Reading
- ITC: 33 – How to Start Using Twitter in Your Classroom
- ITC: 34 – Using Twitter to Fuel Your Personal Learning Network
- ITC: 35 – Using the Twitter Backchannel in Your Classroom
- 101 Ways to Use Twitter on Campus
- 22 Ways To Use Twitter For Learning Based On Bloom’s Taxonomy
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