WOW - Twitter is Superior to Facebook! - PME 810 My e-Journal Entry #10

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I continue to follow Higher Ed Learning Collective and today I switched to the Twitter platform. 

Wow, what a difference! There are so many resources and supports shared and accessible. All of the content is very timely and relevant and will support my work as the Principal of our online learning school. In a matter of minutes I came across a number of interesting resources and articles. This is going to be a much more engaging space which I know I can get to every day!







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