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Let's Tweet!
- 1. Let’s Tweet!
- 2. If you want to Tweet, you have to sign in (so you have to sign up too).
- 3. Once you sign in, you’ll see your private page in Twitter.
- 4. This is the page you use to post a Tweet.
- 5. It is also where you go to read Tweets directed at you. Like these.
- 6. Your public page is what everyone else sees. It displays everything that YOU have tweeted.
- 7. The address of your public page is always: twitter.com/yourusername
- 8. Let’s add a tweet! First, let’s go to our private page. Click on Home at the top.
- 9. Add your tweet in the box.
- 10. Then click update . Just watching some birds.
- 11. Here’s our new tweet.
- 12. Anyone can read your tweets, unless you make them private.
- 13. What does the @ sign mean?
- 14. Let’s take a closer look at this tweet.
- 15. The @ sign means this tweet is directed to a particular Twitter user. Anyone can see it…
- 16. … but it is meant for a specific person. It’s like hearing one side of a conversation.
- 17. Let’s send a tweet to our friend ButtercupMouse. Click on Home .
- 18. In the text box, type: @ButtercupMouse and a space. Now type your tweet.
- 19. As you type, Twitter will show you how many characters you have left.
- 20. When you are finished with your tweet, click Reply .
- 21. Here’s our new tweet.
- 22. If I go to ButtercupMouse’s Twitter page, will I see my tweet?
- 23. This is ButtercupMouse’s Twitter: twitter.com/buttercupmouse
- 24. My tweet isn’t here. I only see an @meowserkins tweet. Why?
- 25. Remember when we said that Twitter is like a blog? Your public page only shows what YOU tweet.
- 26. Let’s go back to our own private page. We’ll click on Home .
- 27. Anyone can read an @ reply. What if I want to send a private message?
- 28. We’ll send a private message to ButtercupMouse. Click in the box…
- 29. … and type: d then a space, then ButtercupMouse, then your tweet.
- 30. … and type: d then a space, then ButtercupMouse, then your tweet.
- 31. Now click Send.
- 32. This time, our tweet does NOT show on our public page. Why not?
- 33. Direct messages are private tweets. Only the recipient will see a direct message.
- 34. @ButtercupMouse is a public tweet. d ButtercupMouse is a private tweet.
- 36. In the upper right corner, there’s a link for “followers” and “following.”
- 37. Following someone just means that you’re interested in their tweets.
- 38. You don’t have to know someone to follow them. Who am I following?
- 39. Click on 3 following
- 40. I’m following 3 people: Starbucks Martha Stewarts’ dogs ButtercupMouse
- 41. Let’s follow someone new. First, find the person you want to follow.
- 42. We can search for someone. Click Find People at the top.
- 43. You can search by Twitter username or first and last name.
- 44. We’ll search for TLA (the Tennessee Library Association). Type in the box…
- 45. Hmmm. No luck. Let’s type: Tennessee Library
- 46. It’s the Tennessee Library Association on Twitter! Click Follow .
- 47. Now we’re following four people. What about NPL’s Twitter?
- 48. I know the username is NowatNPL. If you know the username…
- 49. … you can type: twitter.com/NowatNPL in the address bar.
- 50. This is Nashville Public Library on Twitter! Click Follow …
- 51. Now we’re following Nashville Public Library.
- 52. You don’t have to sign up or tweet to use Twitter. Just visit any page and read.
- 53. Maybe start with these: twitter.com/nowatnpl twitter.com/TNLA twitter.com/ Gumu_at_the_Zoo And have fun!
- 54. Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License Jenny Ellis & Kyle Cook Nashville Public Library