As we learn more about finding connections with our virtual colleagues, this article might help explore the idea of how to build one's network most effectively.
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From your comments, people are interested in finding out more about Twitter. These are thoughtful, teacher leaders who have good advice to share. Delete the scoop?
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Principals are beginning to use Twitter more and more to connect to each other, to their stakeholders and with teachers. What does this principal see as the strengths of a PLC and Twitter? Check it out. Delete the scoop?
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Do you need help in getting started with Twitter? These are excellent tips as well as a fun journey of learning that this professor has taken. It could be your journey toooooooo........I challenge you to push beyond where you've always been and try this out as a summer experiment. 
Ernie Rambo's comment,
June 2, 2012 12:27 PM
While I'm still on the fringes of using Twitter and other tools effectively, I'd like to learn more about Twitter to open up more communication between parents and school. I can see a series of 4 webinars that would help us learn about Twitter, moodles, Edmodo, and other such tools as being really helpful. Is there such an opportunity in the works?
ratzelster's comment,
June 2, 2012 10:10 PM
Sure....when can you start designing it. In all seriousness, we could design something together and propose it!!!!
Ernie Rambo's comment,
June 3, 2012 1:40 AM
I'm adding this to my list of Marsha and Ernie projects! Let's figure out a way to make it work.
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