About #lrnchat

About #lrnchat

#lrnchat is a place for people interested in the topic of learning who use the social messaging service Twitter to learn from one another and discuss how to help other people learn.

The online chat happens every Thursday night 8:30-9:30pm EST / 5:30-6:30pm PST.

The “#” sign, known as a hashtag enables you to search for #lrnchat and participate during the discussion held once a week on Thursday nights. You can also use live-chat services such as TweetChat and TweetGrid or even seek out #lrnchat in Twitter search.

Learn who participates and submit a question for the next chat.

#lrnchat is hosted by @LnDDave, @quinnovator, @cammybean and @janebozarth. The official twitter account is @lrnchat.

17 Responses to “About #lrnchat”

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  15. Craig Says:

    I would be interested in attending a lrnchat, but as I am over the water in the UK, your timings are just tooooo late.

    How about setting something up earlier in the day for us Brits ???

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