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Hi Liz,Twitter is blocked by daueflt at DEECD schools as far as I know. I asked to have it unblocked a couple of years ago. It is simple for the technician to just add it to the whitelist. As far as the Ultranet is concerned, if I restricted myself to just connecting with Victorian teachers, I’d be missing out on a LOT. about blogging and the Ultranet highlights some of those points. I know you agree with me though. The Ultranet may be useful for some things, but I don’t think broad collaboration is one of them.Many people are still very sceptical of Twitter as just another social networking site . I am often having to sell the value to fellow educators. I’ve written a few posts on Twitter which you can find . Are you on Twitter yourself? I don’t use Twitter much with my students but I find it is the best form of PD that I can get. And that impacts my students every day. Even though I can use Twitter at school, I spend most of my time on it at home. Obviously, I don’t get time to check it much at school. You may already be using Twitter a lot as an educator sorry for not knowing who you are on Twitter! If you’re not though, that would be a good place to start. Sorry I can’t be of more help. I guess you have to try to sell the benefits of Twitter to the powers that be!Good luck and please let me know how you get on.Kathleen
Hi Liz,Twitter is blocked by daueflt at DEECD schools as far as I know. I asked to have it unblocked a couple of years ago. It is simple for the technician to just add it to the whitelist. As far as the Ultranet is concerned, if I restricted myself to just connecting with Victorian teachers, I’d be missing out on a LOT. about blogging and the Ultranet highlights some of those points. I know you agree with me though. The Ultranet may be useful for some things, but I don’t think broad collaboration is one of them.Many people are still very sceptical of Twitter as just another social networking site . I am often having to sell the value to fellow educators. I’ve written a few posts on Twitter which you can find . Are you on Twitter yourself? I don’t use Twitter much with my students but I find it is the best form of PD that I can get. And that impacts my students every day. Even though I can use Twitter at school, I spend most of my time on it at home. Obviously, I don’t get time to check it much at school. You may already be using Twitter a lot as an educator sorry for not knowing who you are on Twitter! If you’re not though, that would be a good place to start. Sorry I can’t be of more help. I guess you have to try to sell the benefits of Twitter to the powers that be!Good luck and please let me know how you get on.Kathleen