This semester (Spring 2012) I’m involved with a class called Writing for the Web. This class is full of experiments and a wonderful group of students who have been really great sports about trying said experiments. One of the things we’re playing with is using twitter for out-of-class discussions (and sometimes in-class, too).
I’ve been curious about how other classes are using tools like twitter for their communication, so I’ve been collecting hashtags and readings. I’m listing them here without commentary in case other folks are searching for such materials. If you know of a class or a relevant reading, please share in the comments!
Classes
- #wrtg315 – Writing for the Web at Briar Cliff University
- #s12tot – Technologies of Text at St. Norbert’s College
- #peac389 – Experiences of War at St. Norbert’s College
- #rest351 – Religions in the U.S. at University of Tennessee
- #mms160 – Exploring Social Media at Western Iowa Technical Comm. College
- #WestLit203 — Western Literary Traditions at George Mason University
- #TDLP – Topics in Digital Law Practice from the Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction
Readings
“Why Tweet? (And How To Do It)” by Anne Trubek
Jay Rosen interview on his Twitter strategy
Who Gives a Tweet – Carnegie Mellon
Alan Jacobs – The Sentences of Twitter
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