Constantly Updating Twitter Scavenger Hunt – Handout for Students

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Hello! I’m working on my handout for the Twitter Scavenger hunt and have been inspired by #digiwrimo to embed the google doc into my wordpress page – so you’ll find it below – please feel free to post comments.

Before embarking on the Scavenger Hunt, I will share with students Alan Levine’s Twitter life cycle:

Twitter life cycle
Twitter Life Cycle by Alan Levine CC-BY-SA, from here http://cogdoghouse.wikispaces.com/TwitterCycle

And Kevin Hodgson’s cartoon made JUST for this class (thanks, Kevin!)

by Kevin Hodgson (@dogtrax)
by Kevin Hodgson (@dogtrax)

And now… here is the handout – feedback welcome! (to add comments go to the google doc outside here) [I’ll figure out how to make it editable while embedded eventually; not working yet]
P.S. I’ll have tweetdeck open on a big screen at some point so students can see the activity taking place with the hashtag and learn by observing what tweeteck is


(OK, figured out how to resize embedded gdoc from this website)

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