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Classrooms. Thousand Oaks, CA: Corwin Press.
Creating Public Lists of Twitter Users
Weekly Tweets on specified topics
In class Q & A
Live Twitter chats
Blog Post Containing these resources and more:
http://jimmysw.wordpress.com/2013/10/22/social-work-skills-and-twitter/
Competencies that enable people to analyze, evaluate, and create messages in a wide variety of media forms.
-Attention
-Collaboration
-Critical Consumption
-Network Smarts
What is a Tweet?
Mention:
-Participation
-Design
-Narrative, storytelling
-Digital Divides, Digital participation
-Ethics and Advocacy
-Learning, Unlearning, & Relearning
Retweet:
-Play
-Performance
-Simulation
-Appropriation
-Multitasking
-Distributed Cognition
-Collective Intelligence
-Judgement
-Transmedia Navigation
-Networking
-Negotiation
-Visualization
@replies are public and visible to all Twitter users from your Twitter page, but they are directed specifically to one Twitter user.
@ Reply:
How to do it:
An @reply is posted by clicking the reply button
When to do it:
to send someone a tweet in reply to a specific tweet. Your message will then be automatically linked to the tweet you responded to.
Direct Message (DM):
#Hashtag:
Hashtags are represented by the pound sign (#) and denote a message that is relevant to a particular topic (often an abstract concept), including political or social movements (#kony2012), conferences (#2013APM), places (#Dallas), or knowledge bases (#womenshealth).
#SWKTWEETS
A private message sent via Twitter to one of your followers. You can only send a direct message to a user who is following you; you can only receive direct messages from users you follow.
Twitter is a service for friends, family, and colleagues to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent messages. People write short updates, often called "Tweets" of 140 characters or less. These messages are posted to your profile or Twitter feed, sent to your followers, and are searchable on Twitter search.
Timeline or Feed:
40% of all Americans see tweets or hear about Twitter on a daily basis.
There are 500 million Twitter users globally.
An average of 400 million tweets are sent out per day.
5,700 Tweets per second