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I had lots of feedback of my last post TweetDeck & 100s of Twitter tools for Teachers, what made me think, that I should go deeper in presentating features of TweetDeck. I tried to find all little details which future TweetDeck user would like to learn.
How to use Tweetdeck (multiple accounts) with Amy Wood
How To Follow 15000+ People On Twitter Using These Tweetdeck Tips by Jesse Newhart
My top tool is TweetDeck. Best feature in TweetDeck is that i can see multible columns in one view, very quick look and i know whats happening, like example today i have 15 columns open. First all friends, my top list, my iPad list, mentions, #RSCON3, #finnedchat, favorites, direct messages, new followers, #edtech, #mlearning, #ipadchat, #ipaded, Facebook, Linkedin.
I also open new columns for daily needs, like follow my new blog post retweeting (for thanking them), follow interesting hashtags, sometimes i follow one person, who has some spesific information, like Scott Newcomb @snewco from mlearning or @web20classroom Steven W. Anderson from everything related education technogy and many others.
Thats enough from my experiences, check out these tutorials, slides and links from TweetDeck and other hundreds of Twitter tools.
I had my first time in The Reform Symposium in last weekend and what a great experience it was. Great presentations, skillfull speakers, global network for teachers and educators who passionately develop education. What more teacher who likes networking and enjoys Twitter conversations would ask. Had many new interesting contacts and great educators to follow in Twitter.
Shelly Terrel and Salome Thomas-El presentations touched me deeply, i also enjoyed my good Twitter friend Vicky Lorasenthusiastic presentation Multiculturalism in the Classroom and Steve Wheelers had really fireworks in ending Keynote. Great thing is that my Reform Symposium still continues when recordings are ready to watch and i can see all presentations i missed.
We, The Team Mates, Timo Ilomäki and Aki Puustinen had huge honour to be the first Keynote speakers in conference. We are proud of possibility to be part of such inspiring community. We talk about elements about Finnish Education System. Audience was really active and supportive - thank you for that, relaxed us even little nervousness was in the air, thats why the team mate is so important support. Thanks also Muurame student Arttu forcourage in presenting live. Thanks also for Finnish principals Esa Kukkasniemi and Jukka Manninen your expert knowledge in our presentation. In Vanessa Alanders blog post We Need A Trust Revolution had some mention about our presentation themes and i agree -
Trust Is Everything
My last blog post was Word Clouds for Teachers so i continue that theme and made from our presentation words Tagxedo hand.
Finnish Education System In Global Eductors Hand
Our Presentation in Reform Symposium Conference 29.7.2011 (removed some pictures of presentation)