Twitter

[] This is a link to my twitter page which shares all of the tweets that I wrote in class as we were thinking about technology and languacultures. It is interesting to see my tweets by themselves without the conversational background. These tweets are an excellent artifact to show ways in which I reached my true north because I was one of the more active tweeters of the class and it truly represents my dialogic thinking, as in how I interacted with others and how I responded to questions posed to the class. I was new at using twitter and this is evident in some failed attempts to # the right group or from when I use the @ symbol thinking that I could converse privately with Jennie. There is a sense of light humor in my tweets, some questioning, and some bolder attempts to throw out more disciplined statements. Below is just a selection of some personal tweets I made from oldest to newest which stood out to me because they reflect my pursuit of the true north: [|AutumnBangoura] Autumn Bangoura  [|#languathinking] 1) Tension develops human understanding.  2) True North=participate, produce, shape, conceptualize, transform, think and rethink together in COP about languaculture 3) How does your personal space reflect your identity? 4) diglossia, dialogic thinking, multiliteracies, blog criteria, languaculture, Bahktin, furniture and identity 5) I don't get the Polar Bear metaphor? 6) Thanks, Allison. Polar Bears must be your spirit animal. 7) Comment on-dit "scaffolding" en francais? 8) critical framing is a combination of situated practices (immersion in authenticity) and OI (analysis, direct instruction) 9) human understanding is organic, constantly changing and embedded in the social-cultural world