I created 'An #etmooc Introduction ' http://t.co/TvyL3QUv @haikudeck #setyourstoryfree pic.twitter.com/7g87F0W1
— Margaret A Powers (@mpowers3) January 17, 2013
archiving 20511 tweets since Dec 21, 2012 (we missed a bunch 2013-2015)
Looks like #etmooc encourages teachers to begin blogging! Sweet! @jhenze44: My introductory blog post for #etmooc http://t.co/CsLAE35k
— Joy Kirr (she/her) (@JoyKirr) January 17, 2013
@debbiefuco Thanks, Debbie. I appreciate it. My credit students are wrapping #etmooc for an assignment and some are itchy for the archives
— Dr. Valerie Irvine (mastodon.social/@virvine) (@_valeriei) January 17, 2013
Listened to an #etmooc webinar on social curation (SC). fills some holes. Blogs = info sharing, feedback. Tweets get interest. SC = library.
— urbie #seekwonder #retiredoldpa #reimaginePD (@urbie) January 17, 2013
RT @cathylanderson: Book reviews for #etmooc and #oldsmooc « Cathy Anderson http://t.co/4Wq9lyKI #eadsunday Ñ mto # daqui!
— Breno Trautwein (@btrautwein) January 17, 2013
@_valeriei You are correct, they are not in the archive, yet. Here is the guide, in case you haven't seen it. http://t.co/YK9FHgJD #etmooc
— Debbie Fucoloro, PhD (@debbiefuco) January 17, 2013
@kathleenevenson No significance, is being run by multiple people we are using it to denote who is tweeting ^ MF would be me #etmooc
— etmooc (@etmooc) January 17, 2013
archiving 20511 tweets since Dec 21, 2012