#Twitter Roll Call: Just a Roundup of Things to Share

I'm going to start a recurring feature on this blog that looks at certain resources and interesting ideas I find on Twitter. You can always live vicariously through me, or you can sign up for a Twitter account yourself and start building your PLN!! But barring that, here is a bit of random things I've found interesting over the past few weeks.

If you want to get started on Twitter, let me know and I will show you the ropes.

Inspiration:

Notice the list needs students to be THINKERS not bubblers or worksheet filler outers or compliant. https://t.co/pkhWw8F4wX

— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) March 22, 2017

Students need adults who reject the common excuses. #edchat #noexcuses #wednesdaywisdom... by #guilfordt pic.twitter.com/T8g2hivmdJ

— Brandon Johnson (@bjohnson_STEAM) March 22, 2017

Interesting Ideas 

Defining ‘modern learning’ through inquiry, self-direction, and connectivity is at the core of what we preach - https://t.co/hPsj4fCL6H pic.twitter.com/CBqQ9oISNN

— TeachThought (@TeachThought) March 19, 2017

Google Drawings interactive posters: no glue sticks necessary!https://t.co/fspmYazgNi#DitchBook #googleedu #gafe pic.twitter.com/L1BmG9WI7V

— Matt Miller (@jmattmiller) March 22, 2017

Resources & Tools

THANKS @clonghb for creating this PD menu for #FVHS & #HBUHSD teachers using @ThingLink https://t.co/qBzUDtvcaV #tosachat #CAedchat #edtech pic.twitter.com/wsnMY9srHH

— David Theriault (@davidtedu) March 20, 2017

Jot down eureka moments in Keep (now part of #GSuiteEdu), then expand them in @googledocs → https://t.co/wFwxTfrpxk pic.twitter.com/4IClfyvTl1

— Google For Education (@GoogleForEdu) March 19, 2017