Twitter (https://twitter.com/ ) is
an online social
networking
and microblogging service that
enables users to send and read "tweets," or text messages, limited to
140 characters. Registered
users can read and post tweets, but unregistered users can only read them.
Users access Twitter through the website interface, Short Message Service (commonly
known as “texting”), or mobile device apps. I chose this
tool for its popularity. According to Twitter’s fact sheet, there are over 230
million monthly active users and 500 million tweets are sent per day (https://about.twitter.com/company).
Therefore, the chances of are good that many of learners would already have a
twitter account. I could set
up a twitter account for a class, seminar, or training and ask questions
throughout the course. In addition I can encourage learners to text in feedback,
ideas, or comments, thus allowed me to adapt parts of the lessons on the basis
of instant feedback.
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