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Use of Twitter in Education

Overview

Use of Twitter (microblogging) in Education

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• Web spaces and Communities
• Other Cool Stuff

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• High School (9th through 12th grades or age 14-18)
• Higher Education (college or university or beyond)
• Informal Learning (museums non-profits etc)
• Public and continuing education
• Researchers
• Teachers/Educators

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• Physical Science
• Earth Science
• Mathematics
• Humanities
• History and Social Studies
• Language Arts
• Technology Studies
• Research
• Teaching
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