Comments on: Learning to Like Twitter http://mfeldstein.com/learning-to-like-twitter/ What We Are Learning About Online Learning...Online Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:31:53 +0000 hourly 1 By: david_horwitz (David Horwitz) http://mfeldstein.com/learning-to-like-twitter/#comment-1295 david_horwitz (David Horwitz) Mon, 16 Aug 2010 13:27:40 +0000 http://mfeldstein.com/?p=850#comment-1295 <a rel="nofollow" href="http://twitter.com/CJKirkpatrick" rel="nofollow">@CJKirkpatrick</a> Best advice on twitter I've seen: http://mfeldstein.com/learning-to-like-twitter/ @CJKirkpatrick Best advice on twitter I’ve seen: http://mfeldstein.com/learning-to-like-twitter/

]]> By: Tomi » Blog Archive » Twitter - del 2 http://mfeldstein.com/learning-to-like-twitter/#comment-1294 Tomi » Blog Archive » Twitter - del 2 Wed, 06 May 2009 19:42:28 +0000 http://mfeldstein.com/?p=850#comment-1294 [...] en kommentar til Michael Feldsteins blogg om det samme temaet sier Nate Angell følgende: I think of twitter like a river, always flowing by. [...] [...] en kommentar til Michael Feldsteins blogg om det samme temaet sier Nate Angell følgende: I think of twitter like a river, always flowing by. [...]

]]> By: New to Twitter and still figuring it out? | Chris J. Politzki's Blog http://mfeldstein.com/learning-to-like-twitter/#comment-1293 New to Twitter and still figuring it out? | Chris J. Politzki's Blog Sat, 04 Apr 2009 17:53:52 +0000 http://mfeldstein.com/?p=850#comment-1293 [...] like what Nate Angell had to say in a recent comment in a blog about ‘Learning to Like Twitter‘: I think of twitter like a river, always flowing by. When you feel like a dip, you can dive [...] [...] like what Nate Angell had to say in a recent comment in a blog about ‘Learning to Like Twitter‘: I think of twitter like a river, always flowing by. When you feel like a dip, you can dive [...]

]]> By: Michael Feldstein http://mfeldstein.com/learning-to-like-twitter/#comment-1292 Michael Feldstein Tue, 23 Dec 2008 16:55:41 +0000 http://mfeldstein.com/?p=850#comment-1292 Just a quick update: I've now moved to twhirl as my Twitter client of choice. Just a quick update: I’ve now moved to twhirl as my Twitter client of choice.

]]> By: Nate Angell http://mfeldstein.com/learning-to-like-twitter/#comment-1291 Nate Angell Wed, 26 Nov 2008 02:56:35 +0000 http://mfeldstein.com/?p=850#comment-1291 Of course Twitter's a social disease! Didn't you get it from me and/or someone just as unsavory? ;) Of course Twitter’s a social disease! Didn’t you get it from me and/or someone just as unsavory? ;)

]]> By: Michael Feldstein http://mfeldstein.com/learning-to-like-twitter/#comment-1290 Michael Feldstein Sat, 22 Nov 2008 20:14:41 +0000 http://mfeldstein.com/?p=850#comment-1290 Crab pots. I like it. Hmm... ...Getting crabs from Twitter. Does that make it a social disease? Crab pots. I like it.

Hmm…

…Getting crabs from Twitter. Does that make it a social disease?

]]> By: Elie http://mfeldstein.com/learning-to-like-twitter/#comment-1289 Elie Sat, 22 Nov 2008 03:22:45 +0000 http://mfeldstein.com/?p=850#comment-1289 Hi Mathieu! I appreciate your comments Elie Hi Mathieu!

I appreciate your comments

Elie

]]> By: Nate Angell http://mfeldstein.com/learning-to-like-twitter/#comment-1288 Nate Angell Fri, 21 Nov 2008 17:54:33 +0000 http://mfeldstein.com/?p=850#comment-1288 Glad to see twitter's growing on you. I think another reason people don't always "get" twitter is they think of it too much like email, IM or even feed subscriptons: something they have to "keep up with". No one needs yet another digital duty. I think of twitter like a river, always flowing by. When you feel like a dip, you can dive in, otherwise, let it flow on by. If it makes sense, you can use http://search.twitter.com to build some search query feeds (or other techniques) to consume at your leisure—sort of like putting out some crab pots in the flow. Glad to see twitter’s growing on you.

I think another reason people don’t always “get” twitter is they think of it too much like email, IM or even feed subscriptons: something they have to “keep up with”. No one needs yet another digital duty.

I think of twitter like a river, always flowing by. When you feel like a dip, you can dive in, otherwise, let it flow on by. If it makes sense, you can use http://search.twitter.com to build some search query feeds (or other techniques) to consume at your leisure—sort of like putting out some crab pots in the flow.

]]> By: Michael http://mfeldstein.com/learning-to-like-twitter/#comment-1287 Michael Fri, 21 Nov 2008 15:54:48 +0000 http://mfeldstein.com/?p=850#comment-1287 It seems like a good social tool to share ideas quickly for personal reasons. However, I'm still trying to find uses for twitter in teaching that wouldn't be better served by using a blog solution or another technology. It seems like a good social tool to share ideas quickly for personal reasons. However, I’m still trying to find uses for twitter in teaching that wouldn’t be better served by using a blog solution or another technology.

]]> By: Teddy Diggs http://mfeldstein.com/learning-to-like-twitter/#comment-1286 Teddy Diggs Fri, 21 Nov 2008 05:55:49 +0000 http://mfeldstein.com/?p=850#comment-1286 Are you a mind-reader? You perfectly voiced my ambivalence about Twitter in your two blog posts. The advice in this one is excellent as a "refresher" course. Thanks! (@dtd on Twitter) Are you a mind-reader? You perfectly voiced my ambivalence about Twitter in your two blog posts. The advice in this one is excellent as a “refresher” course. Thanks! (@dtd on Twitter)

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