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Teachers, are you wondering how Twitter can help you teach? You are in the right place, where you will learn the in's and out's of creating your own personal learning network (PLN).

Set up an account, it is free, and fairly straight forward. Once you have selected a username (choose one that is either the real you, or has an educational spin) then you are on your way to creating a network of like minded educators thirsty for relevant information about teaching. Register below for Twitter for Educator updates and tweet drawings for Twitter Teacher clothing, mousepads, coffee mugs and more. Then follow us on Twitter and follow Mr. Tweet. Some other suggested folks to follow are some of our favorites, because they never veer from the educational to the personal. For our time on Twittter to be valuable, we want to follow people who are educationally relevant 99% of the time. Here is our top list of educational Twitterers:

  1. usedgov United States Department of Education
  2. fetc Educational Technology Conferences
  3. TED Tweets Ideas Worth Speading
  4. Teacher Magazine Innovative Ideas K-12
  5. Dr. Bernard Harris Looking to Change US Education
  6. Tim Hurson Tim Hurson, Founder ThinkX, founding director Facilitators w/o Borders, author "Think Better"
  7. Bri Brewer Updates from Dell's Education blog and lifelong learner and EdTech enthusiast
  8. Vicki Davis, aka coolcatteacher
  9. Elemteachers just enough information, one byte at a time!
  10. Discovery Education Network

    View Current List of Twitter Teachers

    Want to see "Favorites" of your favorites? Just click on the homepage of the folks you are interested in, and anything they have "starred" as favorites is right there! What a wonderful way to "cut to the chase" and get the best of the best!

    Would you like to "Write the Book" on Twitter for Teachers? Here is your chance!

    Need more information? Have a suggested follow? Please feel free to contact us: mailto:support@twitterforeducators.com