Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-06-21

• http://bit.ly/oh1uh Apparently we don’t tweet as much as you might think. #
• @paulmerriwether 1. How many do I want? Different question in reply to paulmerriwether #
• @edtechKatie Congrats, you’ve already beaten 50% of Tweeters by A) Having followers B)Following and C) Having a tweet in reply to edtechKatie #
• RT @edtechKatie GREAT read on the various roles within instructional design http://tinyurl.com/ljc9ky (via @jennlortz) #
• I’m praying the segment of Good News Week hits youtube at some point. that was brilliant. Wrong, but brilliant… #
• How Gen-Xers became has-beens http://bit.ly/DdXxg Bleak commentary by one suffering. #
• @smik09 Cool. I’ll look out for it I’m guessing a post online. in reply to smik09 #
• Question: How to we refer to our partners? If I say, “My wife,…” I feel old fashioned, but “My partner,…” feels so noncommittal and ick. #
• @marksmithers lol in reply to marksmithers #
• I confess I often go for “My beloved”. It is old fashioned, but nice… I was just curious. #
• @JoHart lol in reply to JoHart #
• @catspyjamasnz I know but it beats “my wife” which seems possessive and claims ownership. Weird side effect of the feminist movement? in reply to catspyjamasnz #
• @catspyjamasnz I think I rail against it, because it’s so close to “The wife…” Which I loathe. in reply to catspyjamasnz #
• I’m of the opinion, “It’s cold!” #
• @serendipitynz Just goes to show how much context counts and there being, “no right answer”. I was curious how other people thought. in reply to serendipitynz #
• @abbiemiller Share as in provide to you or share as in virtually share in RT. You can get a 3 seat room at elluminate for free. in reply to abbiemiller #
• Sounds interesting. Love saying it, bu tit comes down to context and the learners needs #
• Introducing a colleague to the fantastic discussion of #lrnchat #
• At #edupov listening tn a great talk #