Thread by @stephwurking

If learning is ongoing, then Twitter chats are great ways to tell a story. #nt2t

As my co-mod @seni_bl would say, every week, a new chapter. If that is the case, how many chapters does #nt2t already have since it came to life in 2013? 🤔

Did you know that we all have the power to shape our Twitter experience - to decide what comes up on our feed? We can block the unwanted content, make lists of users that we would like to follow and save hashtags to keep track of an ongoing discussion.

The drawbacks about using Twitter cited by @mtartaro @doctormanker and @danilorpo during the last #nt2t chat cannot be overlooked, but forgive me, I'm biased: the pros outweigh the cons when the issue is authentic learning.

I'm still so hyped after yesterday's #nt2t chat about Storytelling that I decided to experiment this lovely feature called Twitter Thread! Now I'm hooked, @seni_bl !

Speaking of thread, I'm thinking this could be a great way to get students to make summaries or to take notes while they are reading and then share/compare threads. What do you think, #langchat, #nt2t?