The table above, created by Mark Anderson with Thinglink in 2017, shows a selection of educational tweeters worth following. Hover your mouse over each image to find out more.
The list below contains further Twitter accounts from some leading technological and educational innovators, researchers and commentators whose work you might like to check out. The latest tweet from Mark Pegrum’s Twitter account can be found in the side panel (if you’re reading this on a computer or tablet) or at the end of the page (if you’re reading this on a mobile phone).
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- Chris Anderson (The Long Tail / Free / Makers)
- John Battelle (The Search)
- Nancy Baym (Personal Connections in the Digital Age)
- Jeff Bezos (Amazon)
- danah boyd (It’s Complicated)
- Kevin Burden (focus: mobile learning)
- Daniel Churchill (Mobile Learning Design / Digital Resources for Learning)
- Thom Cochrane (focus: mobile learning)
- Kate Crawford (focus: artificial intelligence)
- Helen Crompton (Mobile Learning and Mathematics / Mobile Learning and STEM)
- Cory Doctorow (Content / Information Doesn’t Want to be Free)
- Dan Gillmor (We the Media / Mediactive)
- Jeff Howe (Crowdsourcing / Whiplash)
- Phil Hubbard (Learner-Computer Interaction in Language Education)
- Arianna Huffington (Huffington Post)
- Joi Ito (The Social Labs Revolution / Whiplash)
- Mimi Ito (Hanging Out, Messing Around, and Geeking Out / Participatory Culture in a Networked Era)
- Jeff Jarvis (What Would Google Do? / Public Parts / Greeks Bearing Gifts)
- Henry Jenkins (Convergence Culture / Spreadable Media / Participatory Culture in a Networked Era)
- Matthew Koehler (Handbook of TPACK for Educators)
- Liz Kolb (Toys to Tools / Cell Phones in the Classroom / Learning First, Technology Second)
- Agnes Kukulska-Hulme (Researching Mobile Learning / Mobile Learning: The Next Generation)
- Diana Laurillard (Rethinking University Teaching / Teaching as Design Science)
- Tama Leaver (An Education in Facebook? / Social, Casual and Mobile Games / Artificial Culture)
- Lawrence Lessig (Code Version 2.0 / Remix)
- Andrew Lih (The Wikipedia Revolution)
- Rebecca MacKinnon (Consent of the Networked)
- Sonny Magana (Disruptive Classroom Technologies)
- Marissa Mayer (formerly Yahoo)
- Punya Mishra (Handbook of TPACK for Educators)
- Evgeny Morozov (The Net Delusion / To Save Everything)
- Gary Motteram (focus: CALL)
- Craig Newmark (craigslist)
- Lisa Nielsen (Teaching Generation Text / Supporting Student Personal Learning Networks)
- Pierre Omidyar (eBay)
- Tim O’Reilly (What is Web 2.0? / WTF: What’s the Future and Why It’s Up to Us)
- Aga Palalas (The International Handbook of Mobile-Assisted Language Learning)
- John Palfrey (Acess Denied / BiblioTech / Born Digital)
- Eli Pariser (The Filter Bubble)
- Mark Pegrum (Brave New Classrooms / From Blogs to Bombs / Digital Literacies / Mobile Learning)
- Mark Pesce (Future Perfect / Hyperpolitics)
- Ruben Puentedura (focus: SAMR)
- Lee Rainie (Networked / Imagining the Internet)
- Hayo Reinders (Contemporary Computer-Assisted Language Learning / Digital Games in Language Learning and Teaching)
- Howard Rheingold (Smart Mobs / Net Smart)
- Will Richardson (Blogs, Wikis, Podcasts and Other Powerful Web Tools … / Personal Learning Networks / Freedom to Learn)
- Philip Rosedale (Second Life)
- Joshua Schachter (Delicious)
- Doc Searls (The Cluetrain Manifesto / The Intention Economy)
- John Seely Brown (A New Culture of Learning / The Social Life of Information)
- Clay Shirky (Here Comes Everybody / Cognitive Surplus / Little Rice)
- Daniel Solove (The Future of Reputation / Nothing to Hide)
- Graham Stanley (Language Learning with Technology / Digital Play)
- Julian Stodd (A Mindset for Mobile Learning / The Social Leadership Handbook)
- Biz Stone (Twitter)
- Linda Stone (focus: continuous partial attention)
- Don Tapscott (Grown Up Digital / The Digital Economy / Blockchain Revolution)
- John Traxler (Mobile Learning: The Next Generation)
- Sherry Turkle (Alone Together / Reclaiming Conversation)
- Steve Vosloo (Mobile Learning and Policies)
- Jimmy Wales (Wikipedia)
- David Weinberger (Everything is Miscellaneous / Too Big to Know)
- Barry Wellman (Networked)
- Steve Wheeler (The Digital Classroom / Learning with ‘e’s)
- Ronda Zelezny-Green (focus: mobile learning)
- Jonathan Zittrain (The Future of the Internet)
Organisational Twitter feeds worth following include:
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