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Week Four: Twitter and Facebook \u2013 23 Things<\/a><\/p>\n

I’ve been on twitter for a while so I guess I would be an intermediate user. I’ve blogged enough about twitter<\/a> for it to be fairly prominent on my tag cloud.<\/p>\n

In response to the various questions I do use lists. My follow policy is if someone follows me, they look as if their interests are in the same ball park as mine, I follow back. Lists help keep up with specific topics or groups that might get lost in the flow.<\/p>\n

I occasionally look at the analytics. But not too much. I enjoyed having a quick look at the links provided in this thing about using twitter to get a job or for professional advancement. I don’t think I’ll ever get a job through twitter, apart from a lack of discipline the gif that punctuate my stream are possible not the best professional face. I do try to be inoffensive, as a primary teacher I know. Pupils will have a look.<\/p>\n

I’ve not used tweetdeck for a while but have recently signed up for tweepsmap<\/a>. This provides a weekly list of new followers and unfollowers. I tend to unfollow folk who unfollow me, as I’d like to be in the position of having a conversation. I do of course follow various bots and interesting folk who don’t follow back and have a few accounts that I don’t follow in lists.<\/p>\n

Some useful twitter stuff I’ve blogged about include:<\/p>\n