I remember reading an article ten years ago by Jamie McKenzie about creating "Just in Time Support" cultures to ensure adoption of technology by educators. A smile came across my face when I read this post celebrating the power of the network from Twitter - a just in time support culture. Congrats Jennifer! Needless to say I heard about her post on Twitter.
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I just joined twitter on last sunday, but hardly understand how it works. I've joined the edtechtalk twitter stream and get that in my rss google reader. What kind of twitter streams are you following and how do you do that?
I hadn't joined before because there are so many things to do and follow on the internet that I don't know what to follow and don't have time for that.
Posted by: Kaj | October 16, 2007 at 12:22 AM