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Spring 2009 Student Twitter and Blog URLs

27 January 2009 1 views 5 Comments

We’re going to begin our Twitter exercises this week, or next. Students have already begun blogging, too.

This semester, we’re blogging about Groundswell, the book by Charlene Li and Josh Bernoff. The book is proving to be a good text for a student primer. Students are already noting in their blog posts that the book has helped them.

Charlene Li has agreed to speak with both of my classes later in February. I’ll be recording those Skype chats and posting them here. Many thanks to Charlene!

Here are my students and their blog & Twitter URLs. Feel free to visit their blogs and follow them on Twitter. Note: I have them protecting their Tweets as we want their blogs to get the most attention in Google search, not their Twitter conversations.

Update:  decided to put the addresses of all their online profiles/accounts here, too.  See what they are doing.

Laura “Kelly” Cargill – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Kenneth “Jacob” Wilder – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Karen Lindsey Jones – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Caroline Inman – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Carey Beth Elder – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Merry Parker Whidby – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Lauren Jill Bledsoe – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Lianne Lopez-Cepero – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Ragan Gibson – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Kelly Jean Adams (“special K”) – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Maria Prysock – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Emily Gale Horne – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Ansley Black – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Alison Christenberry – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

William Jordan Woo – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Mallory Kaye Middleton – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Whitney Prothro – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Evie Maddox – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Emily Petree – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Elizabeth Reynolds – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Mikey Mahone – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Kimberly Meyers – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Emily Frances Canan – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Kelly Coffed – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

Merry Parker Whidby – Blog – Twitter – Loveliest Village – PROpenMic

5 Comments »

  • Scott Fillmer Mac OS X Mozilla Firefox 3.0.5 said:

    wish I could make it… trying to look a way around a few things but doesn’t look likely. I will follow all the happenings on twitter though :)

    # 27 January 2009 at 10:28 am
  • Bo UNITED STATES Mac OS X Safari 525.27.1 said:

    A new crop! Can’t wait to see all the cool things you’ll be teaching them. I was going to ask why you had them all protect their updates, but I just saw your note about wanting search engines to emphasize their blogs instead. Makes sense.

    Hope to see some of y’all at the Auburn TweetUp tomorrow night!

    # 27 January 2009 at 11:05 am
  • KarenRussell (KarenRussell) UNITED STATES Windows XP Mozilla Firefox 3.0.5 said:

    Twitter Comment


    PR Admin: here’s a class of Auburn students on Twitter if you need some friends. [link to post]

    – Posted using Chat Catcher

    # 27 January 2009 at 1:13 pm
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    # 31 January 2009 at 9:09 pm
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