To Tweet or Not to Tweet (or the Sweetest Tweets)

Many of my middle school students have asked me if I "tweet". Up until now, I just told them no and moved on. But, if I am going to move into their world--I have to "tweet"... so I decided to begin with academic tweets and then maybe once I get the hang of it I will tweet with my friends. As of late, I have begun following some of the leaders in educational technology. Here are a few of my favorite tweets thus far:

10 Ways to Become the Leader Others Value http://t.co/AXrg5222Pj
— Linda W Braun (@lbraun2000) June 2, 2014

See the priceless reactions in this video where kids react to seeing (and trying to use) an Apple II: https://t.co/uA2QWLhBPR #edtechchat
— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) May 27, 2014

The voice of Maya Angelou gave rise to others - The Washington Post http://t.co/MSiF1Rzsx4 by @NTrethewey
— Buffy Hamilton (@buffyjhamilton) May 29, 2014

How to Train Your Principal http://t.co/uipQoaSkNd #EdChat #TLChat https://t.co/MShnQxcMac
— The Daring Librarian (@GwynethJones) June 2, 2014

Free Technology for Teachers: How to Use Google Slides to Organize Research via @EveWeb http://t.co/zmiFcz0AZc
— Jim Lerman (@jimlerman) May 31, 2014

The big 3 image search engines now have easy access to CC images for our students to #WorkWonders. w00t! pic.twitter.com/RFezJxv4Jf
— Kathy Schrock (@kathyschrock) May 29, 2014