Using Twitter in the Classroom

1.      Students can post questions 

2.      Send reminders

3.      Share Links 
4.      Teacher Collaboration 
5.      Bring a historical figure to life 
6.      Encourage Creativity 
7.      Keep the discussion going 
8.      Create a scavenger hunt 
9.      Start an online book-club 
10.   Lean a language 
11.   Brainstorming

Messieh, N. (2011, June 23). How to use twitter in the classroom. Retrieved from http://thenextweb.com/twitter/2011/06/23/how-to-use-twitter-in-the-classroom/

1.      Proved the class with a running news feed

2.      Create a career list

3.      Track a hash tag

4.      Connect with the community

5.      Follow the issues

6.      Write a story or poem

7.      Live tweet field trips

8.      Role play

9.      Sync with a blog

10.   Chat with industry professionals

11.   Connect Classrooms

12.   Facilitate research

13.   Engage Parents

14.   Become politically active

15.   Track the government

16.   Write reviews

17.   Post sample questions

18.   Post supplementary materials

19.   Play the stock market game

20.   Live tweet a book or a movie

21.   Make recommendations

22.   Plan Field trips

23.   Compare Religions

24.   Post syllabus changes

25.   Take a poll

26.   Hook up with Google Earth

27.   Teach probability

28.   Track weather patterns

29.   Create a character

30.   Create a progressive poem

31.   Play word games

32.   Post math puzzles

33.   Post videos

34.   Create an online art gallery

35.   Play with TweetStats

36.   Network with other educators

37.   Direct message students and parents

38.   Join #educhat

39.   Summarize

Miller, S. (n.d.). 50 ways to use twitter in the classroom. Retrieved from http://www.teachhub.com/50-ways-use-twitter-classroom