PLN: Economics Teachers on Twitter
Sunday, September 25, 2011
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It is a thrill to see so many economics teachers and departments now embracing Twitter as a way of connecting and collaborating and promoting their subject passion.
Please take 10 mins today to follow some fantastic economics teachers on Twitter You can follow Jim (@tutor2u) and myself (@tutor2u_econ) - see you in the Twitterverse!
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