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For fellow teachers…

Slice of Twizza anyone?

Posted by Tomaz Lasic on 27 March, 2009

Technology or not, nothing beats face to face interaction with fellow humans. To make the digital links even more human and add the nuances of speech and body language to other useful means of communication, we are putting on a little get-together for staff at our school and any interested educators on 8 April 2009. The event is called Twizza – a wordplay on Twitter and pizza.

If you are in or around Perth that afternoon, consider joining us for a chat (and pizza!) and perhaps learn what Twitter is, how it works and why would you use it. To answer this last question (which should really be the first question), I have put together a little presentation you can see below. There is also a video clip version with some lovely background tweeting (real birds too) for those interested.

For more information about Twizza, feel free to contact me through EVICTS , tweet me @lasic or via comments below. The little birdie tells me that even the great Edublogger Sue Waters may make an appearance (we”ll get some chocolate ready).

3 Responses to “Slice of Twizza anyone?”

  1.   What The? Did You Just Tweet? | Sue Waters Blog Says:

    [...] sent it from twizza, a meet up for educators to learn about twitter (looks like I’m the one that needs some [...]

  2.   The Best Resources For Beginning To Learn What Twitter Is All About | Larry Ferlazzo's Websites of the Day... Says:

    [...] Twitter Handbook For Teachers (thanks to Richard Byrne for the tip) [...]

  3.   More On Twitter “The Best…” List | Larry Ferlazzo's Websites of the Day... Says:

    [...] Sue Waters pointed out that Australian blogger Tomaz Lasic is the creator of the Twitter Handbook For Teachers, so I changed the link so it goes directly to the version on his blog and the credit is clear.  [...]

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