Participants will be introduced to TwHistory, a framework for creating and sharing historical reenactments with Twitter. They will be placed in groups and guided through the process of researching and creating tweets for several historical figures relating to the Titanic disaster using a variety of sources. These tweets will be combined into a mini-reenactment which will be shared via TwHistory.org. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tweeting from the Titanic: All Hands On Deck!
Feb 17, 2010 at 5:58 pm, caswell.tom@gmail.com
- Tags: history, micro-learning, reenactment, TwHistory, twitter
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