With Twitter, I have never used it and really don’t intend on using it.
I performed a search on twitter, eg. Avengers, movie stars etc and by looking at it pictures and posts, videos, etc, appear.
I personally don’t like the setup…
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Thing 7 – Twitter
Todays ‘thing’ focuses on Twitter. I love using Twitter! I use it every day for work. However, I didn’t know you could create lists of specific Twitter users so I had a look…This is a very useful feature for my Twitter account as it meant I could cat…
Upgrading my Twitter Game (23 Things-Thing 7)
I’ve used Twitter for six years. The goal in starting to use Twitter was to connect with the academic community, broadly and with those in my field. It has lead to some connections and countless learning opportunities. Since using it, I’ve played with a few tools such as Analytics and Read more…
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Thing 7, Twitter.
Twitter was the 23 things holy grail for me. The thing I most wanted to get out of the 23 things project was thing 7: to learn to use twitter to keep up with my field. So here I am twittering but not tweeting. Finding people to follow was easy and rewarding. I have already… Continue reading Thing 7, Twitter.
Thing 7: Twitter
I have had a twitter account for just over 2 years now. I was against twitter for quite a while. Something about it annoyed me, with people saying words like ‘tweet’ (ugh!) and the platform didn’t make much sense to me. So I put off getting an account until I attended my first conference in … Continue reading Thing 7: Twitter
As I already have a twitter account that I use fairly frequently I went through the immediate section for this Thing. I knew that lists existed on Twitter and have been added to other peoples lists but had never created a list myself. Even though I now know how to create a list on Twitter, … Continue reading Twitter →
Twitter analytics with Thing 7
Thing 7 focused on one of my most-used connection tools. I’ve been on Twitter for several years and am familiar with the lists and various management tools. My chief reason for signing up back in 2009 was to connect with student affairs professionals. Oddly enough, it was through the use of Twitter and blogs that helped point […]