After completing our reading from last week’s discussion on
Twitter, I still felt there were missing pieces to exactly how Twitter could be
used for education. After reading
through this article, I now have a better insight as to a multitude of options
for including this resource in the classroom.
A few I can add easily in elementary school is use “Twitter as a
bulletin board”, a quick reference for students when absent, use Twitter as a
way to provide feedback and aid in student concerns or questions, summarize the
days learning, a share site for resources, follow historically important people
for instant updates, follow experts in their career interest, a place to seek
help, bonus assignments, or play “Twitter puzzles”. Being unfamiliar with Twitter, my concerns
lie in the security and privacy issue for young media users. Perhaps this media is more appropriate for
high school aged students. I’d love to
hear how you use Twitter in the classroom!
Kharbach, Med. "50 Ways to Use Twitter in Your
Classroom." Educational Technology and Mobile Learning. N.p., n. d.
Web. 8 Dec. 2013.
<http://www.educatorstechnology.com/2013/12/50-ways-to-use-twitter-in-your-classroom.html>.
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