[Trainer-talk] Twitter anyone?

[Wayne Merritt]

If you have an IOS device, you can also use the native Twitter app, or
one that many blind people use and that is very good called TweetList.
If you want a more accessible website for Twitter, then there is Easy
Chirp:
www.easyChirp.com

I think Twitter is great for keeping up with people, news, events, and
interesting articles. You can even use Twitter with a cell phone.
Check on the Twitter website's settings area for setup instructions.
Once set, a text sent to 40404 will post your tweet to the world. I
know someone who used this method a lot before she had other
applications.

Wayne

On 11/7/11, CathyAnne <cathyannemurtha at gmail.com> wrote:
> Twitter is an amazing little tool.  I use it a lot.  You don't really need a
> tutorial on Twitter.  All you need to do is place your thoughts in an edit
> field using 140 characters or less.
>
> If you go to www.twitter.com, you'll find that edit box.  Just type your
> thought and activate the tweet button.
>
> Lots of us use little twitter applications that work well.  Since I use
> Outlook on a daily basis, I got Twinbox from
> http://www.techhit.com/TwInbox/twitter_plugin_outlook.html
>
> Lots of blind people use Qwitter from http://qwitter-client.net/.
>
> Each of these applications has a learning curve but the documentation
> provided by the programmers is excellent.  You can also ask questions on
> Twitter and get instant responses from those you follow.
>
> CathyAnne
>
>
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