Top 14 Educational Technology Tweeters to Follow

1-  @Jerry Blumengarten

Jerry is an educator and writer who tries to catalogue the internet for students, educators and parents.






2- @ isteconnects

ISTE advances excellence in learning and teaching. It provides great tweets about technology and its use in education.


3- @ Edudemic

Edudemic is also another great tweeter to follow. He has built a dedicated community of educators and technologists looking to enhance learning.


4- @edutopia

This is a great source of inspiration and information for what works in education.


5- @ Kyle Pace

This is a District instructional technology specialist and Google certified teacher and a presenter.







6- @ Shelly S Terrell

Terrel is an educational thought provoker and author of The 30 Goals Challenge. She is also the founder, host for AM TESOL Free Fri Webinars.







7- @ Eric Sheninger

Eric is the principal of New Milford HS ( NJ ) and is the winner of National Digital Principal Award Winner ( 2012 ), Google certified teacher and Adobe education leader.


8- @ MindShiftKQED

MindShift explores the future of learning, covering cultural and tech trends and innovations in education.






9- @ Steve Wheeler

This is a Web2.0 researcher, author of The Digital Classroom, Associate professor of learning technology, international speaker and disruptive activist.

10- @ Tom Whitby

This is a prof of education, founder of #edchat. The Edu PLN Ning, Linkedin group Technology-using Professors et al.


11- @ Stevekatz

Stevekatz is a tech integration specialist, teacher, author and international conference presenter.





12- @We Are Teachers

This is an online community of teachers of all types. Teachers social network, Web 2.0, education, knowledge marketplace....

13- @ Lucy Gray

Lucy is an Apple distinguished educator, an education technology and social media consultant and co-chair of the Global Education Conference.






14- @ Will Richardson

This is an author, speaker, instigator, blogger about social web tools and their effects on schools, education and learning.