In groups, read "Why Twitter Will Endure"
Then, fill in the main points of the article in the google doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Qiz0IywVkxbBKL98IA_pqZAeGIJWOR1DAZ9YzNn8HdI/edit?hl=en_US
By the end of the activity we will have a complete summary
NOTE: Do not press the back button while working on the google doc otherwise you will refresh the page for everyone!
Lecture 7 - Twitter and Science
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http://www.facebook.com/pages/Toni-Carlson/290288667653319#!/pages/Toni-Carlson/290288667653319?sk=info
ReplyDeleteHere is the link to my facebook page that I made. Is this the right spot to put it?
Tuesday Lab PM D4 Pamela
Also here is the link to my Flickr Photo of the Screen Shot. http://www.flickr.com/photos/67723134@N05/6170182237/in/photostream
It's funny how things like Twitter & Facebook have become so different from what the creator had originally thought they would be. I liked Evan Williams quote about Twitter; "[with] an easier way to share info, more good things happen". I'd like to think that this is true. However for those that disagree, there is no doubt that Twitter offers us instant feedback on any category, event or idea. This is a great way to share information and make improvements when the feedback is critical.
ReplyDeleteHere is my blog post linking to my facebook page
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facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Rosalind-Ng/151568944937529
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It's interesting to see what the mastermind behind Twitter had to say about his own creation. I wonder if he ever envisioned that people would be hashtagging #yegevents to find fun things to do in Edmonton.
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