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06 Feb 2010
What the Hashtag?!
(Pru Mitchell bookmarked this item)
User editable (MediaWiki) encyclopedia of hashtags. Add your own event hashtag and get instant graphical stats. Check here if you want to know what that hashtag is referring to. Uses OpenID seamlessly
03 Feb 2010
Australians are leading the world when it comes to time spent on social media sites, with a new survey showing we spend on average almost seven hours a month on sites such as Twitter and Facebook. ABC News, 1 February 2010.
21 Jan 2010
11 Jan 2010
Learning with 'e's: teaching with Twitter [edna Resources]
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Written by Steve Wheeler of the Faculty of Education at the University of Plymouth, this blog investigates the best way of enhancing education through the use of Twitter. Examples of ideas include quick and easy sharing of hyperlinks between students, collaborative writing and using Twitter to document the life of a famous historical figure. Links to other resources on the use of Twitter within formal learning are included as well as comments by readers and a live traffic feed.
17 Dec 2009
Topsy - A search engine powered by tweets
(Mitchell Squires bookmarked this item)
Topsy sees the Internet as a stream of conversations. Conversations are about people, and Topsy has pages for every person it listens to ? listing the things you've been talking about.
10 Nov 2009
Google Wave vs Twitter at conferences '
FreshNetworks Blog
(Kristen Morgan bookmarked this item)
Illustration of using Google Wave to aggregate conference backchannel - solving an issue we have found with collecting conference twitter streams. The result is a 'crowd-sourced write-up of the presentation: a transcript of key points and a record of audience comments.'
19 Oct 2009
Time-waster to Trusted Guru: Twitter Tactics and Tips - The Wealthy Boomer
(Pru Mitchell bookmarked this item)
Randall Craig presents seven major types of Twitter users: time waster, lurker, searcher, strategic sender, spammer, trusted guru, false prophet.
07 Sep 2009
Twitter feeds from classroom teachers offering advice on a wide range of age or subject related topics
05 Sep 2009
Have you seen @tweetMP? Find your MP by adding in your postcode to encourage MPs to join Twitter
13 Aug 2009
Twitter Whiteboard
23 Jun 2009
Kerrie Smith wrote
When my Tweetdeck broke down, the other week, I couldn't find anything that matched it at all. Thank goodness I was able to get it working again
13 May 2009
Alison Hall wrote
I have also just discovered Tweetdeck and now wonder how I kept up with all my tweets before I found it! Definately have a play with it and try it out if like me you sometimes feel drowned by tweets: http://www.tweetdeck.com/
8 Apr 2009
Penny Ryder wrote
I'm at the edna mini-conference and just joined this community. On twitter I am @pennyryder
12 Feb 2009
Alison Hall wrote
Glad to see you getting involved and having so much fun Russel!
No, unfortunately there is no RSS feed going into Twitter from this community. What we hope is that Twitter users can use this space to chat and share ideas and resources with one another. There are some new developments which will be released soon which may help to make communities a bit more dynamic :)
5 Jan 2009
19 Nov 2008
Jenny Millea wrote
Good piece from Tom Barrett about Twitter as a teaching and learning tool. http://tbarrett.edublogs.org/2008/03/29/twitter-a-teaching-and-learning-tool/
27 Oct 2008
26 Sep 2008
Jenny Millea wrote
INVITATION
You?re invited to participate in an open conversation about collaboration in teaching and learning (CTL), online from 3 October 2008 to 14 November 2008 at http://www.groups.edna.edu.au/course/view.php?id=2010
The Collaboration in Teaching and Learning Tankette is being conducted by education.au (www.educationau.edu.au) as part of the Strategic ICT Advisory Service it is providing to the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR).
To participate, you will need to register at edna groups at http://groups.edna.edu.au/ and use the group invitation key CTL2010.
WHY PARTICIPATE?
The CTL Tankette (a small think tank), and the associated supporting materials, will provide DEEWR with information to feed into their policy making process.
17 Jul 2008
17 Jul 2008
Annemarie Holmyard
Alison Hall
Amanda Marrinan
Anne Mirtschin
Annette McKee
Andrea Smith
Karen Bale
Chris Betcher
Bronwyn Hughes
Cathie Howe
Charmaine Clancy
Camilla Elliott
Concetta Gotlieb
Cheryl Taylor-Cox
