Twitter Accounts to Follow

I read a lot of teacher-written blogs, so those are some of the people I follow on Twitter. Other than that, I've found some fabulous people to follow by participating in Twitter chats and by reading the #FF posts of the people I already followed. 

#FF stands for "Follow Friday." Some people will post that hashtag on Fridays and then follow it with a list of other Twitter users they think you should follow. If you find someone you really like on Twitter, check out their #FF posts (if they have any) because you will more than likely love their suggestions. 

If you're new to Twitter, the following is a list of suggestions of educators to follow (in no particular order):

• Kevin Jarrett: @kjarrett

• Todd Whitaker: @ToddWhitaker

• Kyle Pace: @kylepace

• Beth Still: @bethstill

• EdTechTeacher: @edtechteacher21

• John Schu: @MrSchuReads

• Tom Barrett: @tombarrett

• Tammy Worcester: @tammyworcester

• Erin Klein: @KleinErin

• Tom Daccord: @thomasdaccord

• Richard Byrne: @rmbyrne

• TCEA: @TCEA

• Tom Whitby: @tomwhitby

• Sean Musselman: @MrMusselman

• Nicholas Provenzano: @thenerdyteacher

• Eric Sheninger: @NMHS_Principal

• Matt Gomez: @mattbgomez

• Tony Vincent: @tonyvincent

• Steven Anderson: @web20classroom

• Jerry Blumengarten: @cybraryman1

• Shelly Terrell: @shellterrell

• Larry Ferlazzo: @larryferlazzo

• And, of course, you can always follow me! :) @ckarasedu

Here are my other posts about Twitter. Click the name of the article to read the information:

• An overview/short 'n sweet guide
• Definitions of Twitter and its Vocabulary
• The basics: setting up an account, navigating the website, and tweeting
• The Hashtag
• Twitter chats {a fantastic yet "unofficial" way to be "professional developed"}
• Suggestions for Use
• Personal Success Stories from Using Twitter in the Classroom