Tweet What You Learn is an optional social quest. You sign up for it by checking the course schedule and reading about our next class session. Within each session, you will see the words Class Tweeter followed by a hashtag. Put your name next to Class Tweeter (edit the wiki and make sure you save it! this is first come, first serve).
For F2F sessions, class tweeter has been given a specific section of class to tweet. In some cases, a section is long enough that there may be room for multiple tweeters. Anyone in class can tweet, but if you signed up for it you are expected to tweet regularly throughout the portion of class you signed up for. You will know if you are tweeting too much or too little (make sure not to over tweet and miss paying attention in class - strive to find the balance).
For online sessions, up to three people can be official class tweeters during a week. A week starts on a Monday and ends the following Sunday. For example, our first online session is 9/14. If you were an online tweeter, your work would start on 9/14 and end the evening of 9/20.
Online sessions also have an overview page on the class schedule. Check there to sign up.
For F2F sessions, class tweeter has been given a specific section of class to tweet. In some cases, a section is long enough that there may be room for multiple tweeters. Anyone in class can tweet, but if you signed up for it you are expected to tweet regularly throughout the portion of class you signed up for. You will know if you are tweeting too much or too little (make sure not to over tweet and miss paying attention in class - strive to find the balance).
For online sessions, up to three people can be official class tweeters during a week. A week starts on a Monday and ends the following Sunday. For example, our first online session is 9/14. If you were an online tweeter, your work would start on 9/14 and end the evening of 9/20.
Online sessions also have an overview page on the class schedule. Check there to sign up.