In 20 seconds on Twitter today, I read a tweet from @tomwhitby where he shared this linkhttp://teach.com/teach100# to an excellent blog post about the top 100 Educational Blogs. I clicked the link, gave it a once over, and deemed it worthy of pinning to my Pinterest board and Scoop.It page! I clicked back to Tweetdeck and hit the retweet to our #tt4t hashtag. That’s it, 20 seconds on Twitter today.
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Because of the 20 seconds, I now have a free resource that I can explore anytime I want. Free professional development at my fingertips. Because I pinned and scooped it, this resource is available online anytime to anyone to read, re-pin, or re-scoop.
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The 20 seconds on Twitter allowed me to re-tweet (RT) this link. Who knows how many people saw the link, but let’s say just one person did. That is one person who may take a moment, read a blog, be inspired and SHARE the link! The nature of social media makes one idea easy to share to hundreds, thousands, or millions. The power of one tweet.
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The 20 seconds on Twitter will now feed me for months. This one link alone is rich with educational content from the best minds in the field. Now when I have more time, I can click one blog, read, comment, and incorporate new ideas into my daily workflow. I am a better professional because I took the time to learn and grow.
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My challenge is, do you have 20 seconds?
-Written by Ann Feldmann
@techiefeldie
@techiefeldie
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