InnovativeEdu Eyes Interactive Reading/Writing in This Edition of Edtech Tweets of the Week
Here we are for Round Two of the Tweets of the Week, something that I hope becomes one of your favorite attractions.
We had a nice start last week, and thanks to a great suggestion, there are no retweets this time. Remember, I welcome your suggestions for this weekly feature. As always, my humble commentary is next to each Tweet in parentheses.
Roush, EdTechSandy Headline First edTech Tweets of the Week List
I’ll be the first to admit that I’m no Twitter expert, but as a language arts teacher and long-time edtech expert, I like to think I recognize both good technology and good writing.
Plus, although I know my students would disagree, I like to think I have a good sense of humor.
These things being said, here is the first installment of what I hope will be both a regular and popular list of edtech Tweets of the Week. My humble commentary is in parentheses at the end of each Tweet. If you think I’ve missed something, please comment. In fact, feel free to comment anyway.
Digital Media Theme http://bit.ly/b6Ea3h – focuses on persuasive writing and AFL – would love to hear what people think! (It’s informative; plus I teach language arts, so I’m a little biased)


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