11 more Australian Educators to follow on twitter

A year ago I posted 10 Australian Educators to follow on twitter and it is time to update that list with some more excellent tweeple.

All of these learning professionals share their skills knowledge, contacts and enthusiasms generously. They have expertise between them in edtech, technology, leadership, librarianship, primary, English and Maths teaching 

In alphabetical order:

Simon Borgert

Jan Green

Shani Hartley

Stu Hasic

Bianca Hewes

Ben Jones

Victoria Keech

Jenny Luca

Paula Madigan

Jo McLeay

Roger Pryor

Mitch Squires

Make that ’12’ 😉

Why don’t you follow them and tweet hello today.

BTW You may find the The twitter handbook for teachers and Learning Professionals to Follow on twitter useful too.

Fianally, please post your suggestions for Australian educators to follow on twitter when commenting.

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Comments(2)

  1. A baker’s eleven, then :-).

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    • kmcg2375

    • 15 years ago

    Thanks Darcy – these lists make it really easy to direct teachers who are new to Twitter.

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