A NEW VIEW OF WRITING
EXPERIENCES USING SOCIAL MEDIA
AND WEARABLES
Why Twitter?
EXPERIENCES USING SOCIAL MEDIA
AND WEARABLES
Why Twitter?
Over 500 million tweets a day…
Twitter Fiction Festival
@TWFictionfest #twitterfiction
USING TWITTER in CREATIVE STORY TELLING...
Twitter Fictional Festival is a
micro story told in 140 characters…
27 authors, including a comedian Jim Gaffigan and novelist Alexander McCall Smith to share their stories online
Twitter Fictional Festival is a
micro story told in 140 characters…
www.twitterfictionfestival.com
27 authors, including a comedian Jim Gaffigan and novelist Alexander McCall Smith to share their stories online
- News, opinions, pictures, small talk, self promotion, and now the literacy uses of Twitter are
emerging
- 4 Days, 24 hours a day of online storytelling, in NYC
- Twitter teamed up with publishing Penguin Random House, and the
Association of American Publishers.
- I chose an amazing Twitter story by an emerging author from England Rebecca Kemp #REKemp1
R.Kemp “won” a featured spot during this writing
festival along slide of famous writings like RL Stine.
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Little Twitter Story
Student Assignment using an Infographic
@pinkglassprince
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At the University of Oregon's School of
Journalism and Communication, Professor
Tiffany Gallicano is using Glass in the
classroom to help improve student
presentations.
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University Southern California
OK, Glass, it's time to change journalism.
That will be the collective mindset of students taking "Glass Journalism," a new course slated for the fall semester at the University of Southern California, where students will be tasked with thinking up new ways for journalists to tell stories using augmented reality and Google Glass.
@pinkglassprince
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At the University of Oregon's School of
Journalism and Communication, Professor
Tiffany Gallicano is using Glass in the
classroom to help improve student
presentations.
University Southern California
OK, Glass, it's time to change journalism.
That will be the collective mindset of students taking "Glass Journalism," a new course slated for the fall semester at the University of Southern California, where students will be tasked with thinking up new ways for journalists to tell stories using augmented reality and Google Glass.
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