I don't know how a person is to do their assigned job with all of the blogging, RSSing and twittering that are intended theoretically to make life "more simple."
I was again OVERWHELMED by the millions (literally) of people who are this site talking about nothing, including the teachers.
I found more people in search of answers, than people supplying answers. I did however, love the graphics on Twitter!
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I can understand your frustration with Twitter. Most people need to give it about 2-3 months and really build your network to start seeing the value. The live stream (everyone’s Tweets) is overwhelming and useless in my opinion. But I wanted to show you just a glimpse of the Twitter stream from my PLN – full of resources!
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