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Sunday, 28 April 2013
Sunday, 7 April 2013
My Macbeth Twitter Feed
Here is the link to my Macbeth Twitter feed, which summarizes thoughts, actions, and what Macbeth is going through during Act II of the play.
https://twitter.com/MacbethGr11
https://twitter.com/MacbethGr11
My thoughts on using Twitter:
I have never used Twitter before so this was a totally new
experience for me. Although I have heard about it and seen other people use it,
I found that the initial setup process took longer than I expected. This was
definitely a dislike for me. Right at
the beginning, after signing up, I was taken through an ‘instruction’ process on
how to set up Twitter. I wasn’t able to skip any of the steps except for adding
contacts from my email address book. I was also forced to subscribe or follow a
minimum of five other Twitter accounts before I could post my own Tweets. So in
one way, that was surprising because a friend who signed up for Twitter a while
ago didn’t have to go through that to set up her account.
For what I liked
about Twitter, the main thing is that you can get your message across using a
short and simple Tweet and direct other people to check out your postings by
using the hashtags. Once you get used to the process, it’s pretty easy. Another
thing I liked is that after I posted something, I was able to look up other
people’s perspectives on their feeds by clicking on the hashtags I used in my
own posts. Using Twitter is a really interesting way to connect with people all
over the world, and everything is in real time, so you feel that you’re always
getting the latest information. I ended up following a few companies like
Doctors Without Borders, Environment Canada, and others so that I can keep up
with the latest news. So overall, I do like the Twitter experience and now that
my account is set up for English 11, I will think about making my own personal
account too. Thanks for the new information and experience, Twitter and Mr.
Mueller!
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