Using Twitter
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This document discusses using Twitter to summarize a 3-credit global studies course that explores the lives and influences of over a dozen historical American figures through visits to locations connected to them. Students will travel nearly 2,000 miles visiting places like Monticello, Cambridge, the Lincoln Memorial, and the Salem Witch Museum to learn about personalities like Abraham Lincoln, Benjamin Rush, and William James through seminars, discussions, and experiential activities. The document provides examples of how course content could be summarized in tweets with hashtags and suggests related Twitter accounts to follow for updates.
Using Twitter
- 1. Using Twitter to trace History and sort Psyches in American Biography: Case Study
- 2. weird funny I don’t get it too short never heard of it growing in popularity Pew Research Twitter is…
- 3. Twitter is an online social networking service and microblogging service that enables its users to send and read text-based messages of up to 140 characters, known as "tweets". Created in March 2006...the service rapidly gained worldwide popularity, with over 500 million registered users as of 2012, generating over 340 million tweets daily and handling over 1.6 billion search queries per day…Unregistered users can read tweets, while registered users can post tweets through the website interface, SMS, or a range of apps for mobile devices. from Wikipedia retrieved 25 April 2013
- 4. Hashtag What is it for?
- 5. highlights a searchable phrase or word pulls together a theme or event multiple hashtags per post trending your own inside joke #ambio282 simple
- 6. From the rolling hills of Monticello in Virginia to the cemeteries of Cambridge, MA, from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to the entrance of The Salem Witch Museum… students will explore the lives of more than a dozen historical figures. From presidents to authors, psychologists to criminals, these individuals come from diverse backgrounds and include such people as Abraham Lincoln, Benjamin Rush, William James, Abigail Adams, and many others. We will travel close to 2000 miles and will walk in their footsteps and explore the fundamental influences that have shaped the American perspective on politics, research, psychology, social change, and history. Through seminar, discussion and experiential approaches we will explore the impact of each individual’s perspective on the overall American view of the world as well as their contributions to their respected fields. Real life examples in the context of where they lived will be utilized. Students will be expected to actively participate in the learning process of this 3 credit global studies course. from this
- 7. 1/1 From #Monticello, #Cambridge, #DC , #SalemWitchMuseum Xplore lives of presidents, authors, psychologists, criminals #ambio282 2/2 travel 2000 miles & Xplore the fundamental influences on American perspective on politics, research, psych,social change & history #ambio282 to this
- 8. then this
- 9. receive someone’s tweets continuous updates ongoing events skim the 140 character tweet, then click thru or favorite or retweet or reply follow @
- 10. @NotifyBoston @SalemWitchMuse @easternstate @HACCSki @theeveningsun @Harvard @TJMonticello @VisitMtVernon @NatlParkService @visitphilly suggestions
- 11. Keep it clean Take your time Professional Don’t steal Permanent always