#Twitter Roll Call: Ideas, Things to Think About, Resources

Here's your Twitter Roll Call for the past couple weeks....just a number of things I see around the Twittersphere that move me and compel me to share them with you. You can always live vicariously through me, or you can sign up for a Twitter account yourself and start building your PLN!! If you need a bit of Twitter 101, let me know and I'll show you how to get started.

Also, if you just want to stalk around Twitter without signing up for an account, you can do that too! just go to https://twitter.com/search-home and type in any keywords that might be useful to you. You can also search via hashtag.

Ideas & Tips

🎨 How to make a colorful Venn diagram in Google Drawings...
(works in Google Slides, too)#googleEdu #gsuiteedu #ClassyGraphics pic.twitter.com/Afl5qTzrCA

— Tony Vincent (@tonyvincent) April 14, 2017

Personalize #GoogleKeep for You and Your Students https://t.co/6EvPRCDWOF #gttribe #SUL #edtech #gsuiteedu

— Kasey Bell (@ShakeUpLearning) April 3, 2017

6 Ways to Use Adobe Spark with Google Classroom https://t.co/OWOwR9t3ZK Love these ideas for collaboration!

— Tamara Cox (@coxtl) March 29, 2017

Find out how to use images or videos before and after Qs in your kahoot in this "weekly hack"! Read now: https://t.co/01qw9zb9XQ pic.twitter.com/kGPcTsTciJ

— Kahoot! (@GetKahoot) March 29, 2017

Things to Think About

#Edtech use must have as the foundation the needs, interests and goals of the students themselves: https://t.co/n1iOC01aqz #Highered pic.twitter.com/uJuHwg4TBZ

— Office of Ed Tech (@OfficeofEdTech) March 30, 2017

What do students think?@NCTM @teacher2teacher @CorwinPress @EDSucsd #ImpactTeams #cpchat #edulead #ObserveMe #empowerED #mindFuelED #pblchat pic.twitter.com/iU0M9Ki7W0

— Paul Bloomberg (@bloomberg_paul) April 18, 2017

Resources

SAMR Model - a way for teachers to evaluate how they integrate technology into their teaching https://t.co/saIDY9kaUy #edtech #education

— Cat Ward (@CatWard01) April 13, 2017

Google's new version of Earth, released today, works inside the Chrome browser: https://t.co/STsmbuIFXe pic.twitter.com/jAag8e0SqG

— TCEA (@TCEA) April 18, 2017