I did an RT of Ms. Hines suggestion. It is in #EDM310.
Read it. An excellent idea!
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http://twitter4teachers.pbwiki.com Is this the link you wanted us to find? It is genius! I wish they had list like these for all our interests, it would make twitter soooooo much easier. Is there a way that you can find a twitterer from a specific country?
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