Building professional networks on Twitter is a common practice for teachers. James and Mia spend this ride talking about the value of Twitter and what if it were to disappear as a social networking tool. 
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Building professional networks on Twitter is a common practice for teachers. James and Mia spend this ride talking about the value of Twitter and what if it were to disappear as a social networking tool. @CowboyEDpod

Building professional networks on Twitter is a common practice for teachers. James and Mia spend this ride talking about the value of Twitter and what if it were to disappear as a social networking tool.&nbsp;
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Teachers on Twitter

CowboyED is a weekly professional development podcast designed to explore educational issues and assist teachers with efforts in the chaotic landscape of teaching and learning. It started as a partnership with the Wyoming Department of Education and the University of Wyoming College of Education as Wyoming WebEd Radio and has evolved into CowboyED. Hosted by: James Kapptie and Mia Kim Williams. 
Follow us: @CowboyEDpod

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CowboyED is a weekly professional development podcast designed to explore educational issues and assist teachers with efforts in the chaotic landscape of teaching and learning. It started as a partnership with the Wyoming Department of Education and the University of Wyoming College of Education as Wyoming WebEd Radio and has evolved into CowboyED. Hosted by: James Kapptie and Mia Kim Williams. Follow us: @CowboyEDpod

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