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How is technology changing education? Are traditional forms of education going to be transformed?
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Steve Tuffill's comment,
November 12, 2012 5:51 PM
And if the poster uses the command, "Retweet" rather than "RT", the retweet rate increases twelve-fold...! Remember, less than 100 chars means +17% engagement, too. More than 2 +hashtags reduces this again by 17%!
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