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Slow Tweet Book Chat, Week Five

October 30, 2016 by vsteadmin

VSTE is pleased to welcome Sarah Thomas (@@sarahdateechur) as guest moderator for the fifth week of our Slow Tweet Chat Book Group. She will be leading us in a discussion of the Fourth chapter of The Missing Voices in EdTech: Bringing Diversity Into EdTech by this year's conference keynoter, Rafranz Davis. This chapter focuses on the unspoken inequity: people of color of edtech. While we certainly encourage you to read the book, you are welcome to share and comment even if you haven't quite finished the reading.

Hashtags: #vstechat, #vste, #ce16

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Just getting started with Twitter and Tweet Chats? Here are a few resources for learning:

  • Tweet Chats: Helps explain the various patterns used in a chat like Q1 and A3
  • Guidelines: From our friends at #NovaEdChat
  • Twitter Slow Chats: Specifics about how a "slow" chat works

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