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International Society of Technology in Education, "The International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) is a nonprofit organization that serves educators interested in better use of technology in education. ISTE serves more than 100,000 education stakeholders throughout the world through individual and organizational membership and support services."

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We help educators around the world use technology to solve tough problems.

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American Association of School Libraries. Wonderful networking, events, conferences, and educational workshops online and in person.

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A must if you live in NJ. The NJ Association of School Librarians is a great organization to network within, learn from, mentor and mentee relationships, and annual conference!

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NJASL is the only statewide organization for school librarians in New Jersey. We advocate for high standards for librarianship and library media programs in the public, private and parochial schools in New Jersey to inspire excellence in school librarianship and learning. Our 800+ members live and work from Cape May to Sussex and points in between.

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NJ Library Association is a strong organization that hosts so many events, networking events, professional development opportunities, networking, and is a solid group of hardworking people who strive to give their members incredible experiences.

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America Library Association, the mothership to all other organizations. If you become a member of ALA you get discounted memberships elsewhere. Big conferences, grants, scholarships, learning vessels, networking, et al!

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This is especially wonderful for newbies posing questions, or discovering from someone else's post about things you wouldn't even know to ask. Supportive, smart, and so many have been there and done that to a point that everyone is so eager to help and share!

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If your school is Future Ready, your library should be also. If your school is not future ready, your library should be anyway. This group keeps me abreast of what is happening in this realm of schools and what I can continue to do to become future ready.

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If you aren't sure about twitter and what it has to offer, just follow me and I will showcase all the most cutting edge, important, and sometimes adorable things on twitter in the world of school libraries, education, publishing, technology and more!

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Tweets by LiterallySmash

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Rockstars of the industry are key to staying ahead of the game and finding out first what is happening in our field! A must!

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Dr. V. always has her finger on the pulse and seems to know things before most! School media superstar, professor, professional speaker, and all around big deal, this is a great person to start with to get in on all aspects of our slms lives.

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Tweets by joycevalenza

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Passionate about promoting reading, travels to schools across the nation to spread the love of reading, Newbery judge, and incredible school library advocate, not to mention incredible professor at RU!

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Mr. Schu's good friend, and educator, someone who has an incredible love of books and libraries and has great interviews with authors and other players in the kidlit /library world.

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You may have heard of Jane.... our professor, who is incredibly active in the library community, speaking at conferences, participating actively in associations and on committees, and all around knowledge thirst quencher.

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Tweets by jane_librarian

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Thanks to tight knit author/illustrator groups they help promote one another, do school skypes, visits, and have activities and local happenings that you can easily tie into your school. They are supportive and love, love, love school librarians! We are their bread and butter as far as creating future book buyers!

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Incredibly generous author who does skypes, and visits. He promotes goings ons for other authors but also things for students to do like student writing contests!

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Tweets by joshfunkbooks

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Nonfiction author with great online presence that shares constantly with things for students, educators, and everything cool related to science.

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Tweets by Jess_Keating

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Newbie author who loves librarians and promoting them!

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Illustrator, advice giver, all aroun fun guy to follow!

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Tweets by MrAdamRex

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Author/Illustrator, award winner, and nominated for awards coming up!

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Tweets by dsantat

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I love going to conferences and meeting people with experience and insight that can easily translate into learning what works, what to try, and other helpful ideas! They may not be librarians, but these other educators experiment with cool things that you as school librarians can easily bring into the library.

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I have posted boards that I use, and boards that I follow. You will note that the people I follow are the same people I follow via Twitter like Dr. Valenza, and Mr. Schu... Pinterest is an endless treasure trove of ideas. Be ware. It is very addicting.

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Discover recipes, home ideas, style inspiration and other ideas to try.

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Discover recipes, home ideas, style inspiration and other ideas to try.

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Learning through game play! This is a great group of dedicated people who constantly test out and report back about games online and board games etc. I love checking this group to learn about new games that I should get for the library.

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I love learning about what great things librarians are doing in schools around the world. We can learn a lot from one another. Also, I love the idea of international penpals and with flipgrid, skype, google hangout etc, it is so easy to get your students to connect with students abroad. They learn about cultures, how we are all much more similar than we think, and how to communicate effectively.

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This group is great for those of you who have to constantly do storytimes, so lower elementary school librarians...

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Another great group of people, focuced on elementary school librarians who share activities, lessons, and lessons learned!

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This group shares really cute display ideas, activities, and howtos.

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Although this is geared more towards public libraries, it can easily be translated into things you can do in your school library realm, especially getting your community, parents, admin, staff and other adults on board!

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Programming Librarian Interest Group (2)

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People in the industry writing about topical things that you want to learn more about.

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First grade teacher I met at ISTE 2017, who is innovative and does out of the box incredible things with students.

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Weekly digest filled with ideas to use in the library and classroom.

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Educators, authors and illustrators oh my! Used to be an unconference not more of a hybrid, but always a promise of a good time. This is fun as it is educators and author/illustrators getting nerdy, learning and teaching, and not being harassed by people who want to get published... per say.

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Tweets by nErDCampNJ1

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Pure tech all the time. You learn things, you find out things to share, it is strictly tech.

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Tweets by edtechteam

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All things that I would love to add to my lab soon or someday as well as current research related to technology education.

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Discover recipes, home ideas, style inspiration and other ideas to try.

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Discover recipes, home ideas, style inspiration and other ideas to try.

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Discover recipes, home ideas, style inspiration and other ideas to try.

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Discover recipes, home ideas, style inspiration and other ideas to try.

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Ideas to recreate or reimagine for the School Librarian or classrooms

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I follow all the schools near me, if they have a media center or librarian I follow them. I also follow the technology specialists for the schools/ districts and other key personalities that post a lot of great ideas and suggestions.

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You must understand #hashtags in order to fully utilize twitter and your twitter presence. A hashtag is like branding your tweet within a much larger topic/community/event. Hashtagging correctly is the key to expanding your network and voice.

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If you are attending a conference in person or virtually it is crucial to know what hashtags are being used so that you can get as much information being posted socially as possible from speakers, presenters, attendees, promotors etc! If you are posting about a conference you must put in the hashtag to gane momentum and not not get lost in the shuffle. For those just starting out, I was just starting out once too and now I have over 2k followers. #includeproperhashtags

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If something is going on, or being referenced in reaction to use the correct hashtag. Hashtagging is associating your tweet with a much bigger reach. If you are talking about middle grade books, or advocating for school libraries connect your tiny tweet to the much larger community also involved with that topic.

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If you are visiting a library, school, historic site, bookstore, rally, march, or any place tag that place. When people go on twitter and look up what has been said recently about a certain place, your tweet will pop up! Share, share, share! Share your experience, share where you have been or plan to go!

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Are you participating in some national library event like Read Across America, May the Fourth Be with You... tag your tweets so that you can register on the horizon of that event in the twittersphere to show your admin that you are relevant.

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Collection of Ted Talks about Social Media

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Collection of Ted Talks about Social Media

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The people I am following have a substantial reach based on the analysis alone! It is interesting to see the gender difference.

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Although I only have a bit over 2k followers my reach seems to go into the millions which is crazy to comprehend based solely on this analysis. It isvery interesting to me to see the graphs which illustrate the differnces in gender and activity. These are areas I would not be able to determine on my own very easily.

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My Klout Score is currently 48.84.

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Weekly Distribution and Stats

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