To tweet or not to tweet? That is the question many principals are asking, epic-ed reports. They are really asking: “What’s in it for me?” Principals want to know how tweeting and following other tweeters can help them perform their job as a principal better, improve their own professional learning, and help them network with other administrators. Most of all, they want to know if the time they spend in the Twitterverse is really worth their time — time being such an important commodity. Why tweet? To keep people informed. To network and stay connected to others. To have personal growth and entertainment. To stay informed about the latest trends, research, and happenings around the world. Principals who tweet find value in sending and receiving short, specific, to-the-point messages. These messages are easily read and often provide links to more in-depth knowledge and information…
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