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[http:// | [http://twitter.com Twitter] is known for its use of the [http://hashtags.org hashtag], used in order to categorize the user’s message or connect it to relative subjects. Hashtags become especially important in order for members of a group to post similar material to a conversation wall that is connected by a common hashtag. Communication then, becomes easier when elements such as subject hashtags are employed, making connections and visibility of posts easy among users. | ||
Regarding writing for digital media or other college courses, the use of hashtags | Regarding writing for digital media or other college courses, the use of hashtags is crucial to the connections of groups or likeminded students who wish to relate their thoughts to others. Since writing on Twitter must be brief, hashtags assist in quickly “summing up” what has been relayed in the Tweet. This way, the user does not have to elaborate inside of the post, but can rely on the hashtag to classify the message. Specifically, because of hashtags, the engagement within a classroom setting of individuals using Twitter can be much more successful, as students communicate and convey ideas for the course to their peers and professors. |
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Twitter is known for its use of the hashtag, used in order to categorize the user’s message or connect it to relative subjects. Hashtags become especially important in order for members of a group to post similar material to a conversation wall that is connected by a common hashtag. Communication then, becomes easier when elements such as subject hashtags are employed, making connections and visibility of posts easy among users.
Regarding writing for digital media or other college courses, the use of hashtags is crucial to the connections of groups or likeminded students who wish to relate their thoughts to others. Since writing on Twitter must be brief, hashtags assist in quickly “summing up” what has been relayed in the Tweet. This way, the user does not have to elaborate inside of the post, but can rely on the hashtag to classify the message. Specifically, because of hashtags, the engagement within a classroom setting of individuals using Twitter can be much more successful, as students communicate and convey ideas for the course to their peers and professors.