Tweets of the Week – November 5, 2010
Linda W Braun | Prof. Development | Friday, November 5th, 2010
Tweets of the Week – November 5, 2010
A short list of tweets posted over the last week that librarians and the teens that they serve may find interesting:
- eschoolnews: parents more likely to purchase mobile device for child for classroom use http://tinyurl.com/2vx5olz – @wsstephens
- FCC taking on cyberbullying in schools http://reut.rs/a3lkQ4 Order linked to e-rate – @StephenBalkam
- 8 Tools Your Virtual Team Shouldn’t Live Without http://tinyurl.com/2abznod – @OPENForum
- WSJ.com – Why E-Books Aren’t Scary, according to Stephen King (unless an electromagnetic pulse deletes everything!) http://on.wsj.com/akBi7U – @jendimmick
- Does Screen Reading Count?: It should, according to this study. I’m not so sure the experience is the same, and I’… http://bit.ly/ciKmPK – @educationweek
- NPR.org » Wikipedia Teams Up With Academia http://tinyurl.com/2fa5lks – @pollyalida
- School Principals and Social Networking in Educationhttp://www.mchdata.com/PDFs/PrincipalsandSocialNetworkingReport.pdf – @libraryms
- Time to start reading & digesting latest Project Info Lit report. http://bit.ly/9Z0vqh – @sfrancoeur
- Supreme Court’s Video Game Violence Word Cloud http://bit.ly/aVOfhw – @fastcompany
- You’re the Boss: When the Tech Guy Is 13 (or Even 10) http://nyti.ms/dkpD6z – @nytimestech
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