Nearly 8,000 tweets – analysis and all the tweets from Learning Technologies 2014
Nearly 8,000 tweets described the goings-on at the Learning Technologies Conference and Exhibition 2014. Here…
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Learning Technologies 2014: Backchannel details
Editor’s note: Kate Graham is managing the Twitter backchannel for the Learning Technologies Conference and in the post explains how to access the Twitter coverage.
New Year’s resolutions 2014 for learning and development: curated tweets from #chat2lrn
Here are our curated tweets from the Chat2lrn #twitter chat on #new year’s resolutions for…
This year on Twitter
Editor’s note: Twitter’s end of year round-up is worth looking around (there is plenty of it). Great example of how to present data as well as to see what people have been talking about on a global level.
100 must follow on Twitter 2014
Editor’s note: There is no science behind this list but that doesn’t take away from the fact this is a great list of business practitioners and thinkers. Start following now . . .
10 surprising Twitter statistics to help you reach more followers
Editor’s note: More of a marketing focus here, but if it works for marketing it is probably worth exploring for learning.
10 surprising social media statistics that might make you rethink your social strategy
Editor’s note: Good to see stats that might challenge perceptions around social media usage. Look at the fastest growing cohort on Twitter, for example.
Design thinking in L&D: curated tweets from #chat2lrn Twitter chat
Here are our curated tweets from the chat2lrn #twitter chat on #design thinking. [View the…
The Twitter of tomorrow
Editor’s note: Twitter is set for a redesign soon. So what’s coming?
Why do you tweet?
Editor’s note: A look at how Twitter is changing as people shift from conversation to broadcast modes.
What inspires L&D? Curated tweets from #chat2lrn
Here are our curated tweets from the chat2lrn #twitter chat on what inspires L&D. [View…
Facebook or Twitter? How age and narcissism motivates the choice
Editor’s note: Research shows how age and narcissism motivate the choice of social media.
Which should I leave first, Twitter or Facebook?
Editor’s note: In the light of threats and more and more trolls, Paul Mason looks at the future of Twitter.
New Nielsen research indicates two-way causal influence between Twitter activity and TV viewership
Editor’s note: Research shows the link between TV viewing and Twitter activity – will we take this behaviour into the learning arena?
Using Twitter to provide some quick and interesting lesson starters
Editor’s note: Thanks to @janebozarth for sharing this – inspirational ideas for how to use Twitter for teaching and learning.