In addition to that, you can also go straight to someones blog to see what information they post, and search through there for information as well. #EDUC501
Something that sets tumblr apart from other blogging platforms, is the facebook esque scrolling feature. You can see individual blog posts from people you follow on your feed without having to go straight to their blog, to see it. #EDUC501
Another Organizational piece that I will mention, is that you can also title your posts as with most blogs, and this can help very much with the searching process. #EDUC501
Some accounts on tumblr also create content linking videos for educators to help them use different features in programs. For example in microsoft powerpoint, or google classroom. #EDUC501
I'm wondering if as an educator, you could use tumblr to create posts that have the links that students need to access through a semester, or links that support a specific topic. #EDUC501
Potentially as an educator, you could use the private feature to post things you think are interesting, that may not be relevant to your students. #EDUC501
As always with social media, you have to make sure you follow credible people. Anyone have any suggestions of good credible social media accounts you know of on any platoform? #EDUC501
Today @LandenTetil and I had a conversation about equity with technology use in education. We discussed that the increased technology is not always equitable, and can actually increase education inequality. Check it out! #ISUEdTech#EDUC501 https://t.co/XJwS4W8fVm