Tuesday 17th January 2017. Day 2 of #BYOD4L and the theme is communicating https://t.co/PAvxEdwNbo pic.twitter.com/6GUwh7jIMF

— BYOD4L (@BYOD4L) January 17, 2017

Flexible feedback for students using mobile devices #BYOD4L #Derbyuni https://t.co/rWEaXJXAxC

— Jon Walmsley (@DerbyMediaTeam) January 17, 2017

indeed! remember this set of slides from @timbuckteeth years ago? https://t.co/xVjTsl0nPQ so true #BYOD4L

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 17, 2017

Day 2 of #byod4l where the theme is communicating

— BYOD4L (@BYOD4L) January 17, 2017

@BYOD4L #BYOD4L Response to scenario 1 #connecting using screencastify and YouTube https://t.co/1q7M5BnLFL

— The Quirky Brain Coach PhD, PGCap, PPDip, L5 Coach (@your_nd_coach) January 16, 2017

There is a YouTube video to explain how to do everything. Within five minutes I learned how to trim a video before publishing. #BYOD4L

— The Quirky Brain Coach PhD, PGCap, PPDip, L5 Coach (@your_nd_coach) January 16, 2017

#BYOD4L https://t.co/6OQk0kRXYg

— Alex Spiers (@alexgspiers) January 16, 2017

Oh my days I am having so much drama cropping my screencastify on YouTube and other platforms – any ideas? #BYOD4L #learninginaction

— The Quirky Brain Coach PhD, PGCap, PPDip, L5 Coach (@your_nd_coach) January 16, 2017

The latest The LearnANewLanguage Daily! https://t.co/R423BZS6n9 Thanks to @LTDiv @italianlanguage @langwitches #italian #byod4l

— LearnANewLanguage (@anewlanguage) January 16, 2017

#excited @LTHEchat #LTHEchat #BYOD4L chat https://t.co/q8mRry58pA

— Hala Mansour (@HalaMansour) January 16, 2017

if you liked tonight's #byod4l twitter chat join us this week for more! https://t.co/H85J2FtpjR

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

I think we do! Cats and Finding Nemo – can't be bad! You don't keep chickens, do you? #BYOD4L

— The Quirky Brain Coach PhD, PGCap, PPDip, L5 Coach (@your_nd_coach) January 16, 2017

great, we love some reflection on #BYOD4L

— BYOD4L (@BYOD4L) January 16, 2017

and our last question for tonight Q6 Do you have any tips for connecting with others to build your network? #BYOD4Lchat

— BYOD4L (@BYOD4L) January 16, 2017

A6 stay mobile and keep taking the tablets!! #byod4l

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

A6 be generous and grateful, enjoy the jokes and the fun stuff too 🙂 #BYOD4L

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

A6 take time to lurk and listen, imagine you are hoping to join a real life conversation, you don't just rush in 🙂 #BYOD4L

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

yes, it's good to experiment and play, do research too, don't just assume that 'cos s.o. likes it they're right! #byod4l

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

A5 all the time! #LTHEchat #edenchat #clavier #rhizo #globalclassroom #tequity #openedsig I could go on, so many tags! #byod4l

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

and you do loads! it is true, you can work more efficiently if you choose tools fit for purpose #BYOD4L #altc #edtech

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

the answers are all in your networks #BYOD4L #wihea my kids (in 20s) worked that out b4 I did

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

A4 able to extend my reach for language teaching & learning thanks to working in the open through #socmedia https://t.co/1krmOy9vU7 #BYOD4L

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

indeed! really agonised over first email to boss when he started work. His plans change quickly mediated over the phone #BYOD4L

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

absolutely! and different identities for my various roles too – or maybe I have a problem… #BYOD4L

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

there's the rub! ultimately the economic model surfaces but you did a great job of config on it, better than I'd seen b4 #byod4l

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

Q4 How do your connections help you with your learning and networking? #BYOD4Lchat

— BYOD4L (@BYOD4L) January 16, 2017

A4 over time I have build a personal learning network through social media, it has been life enhancing! #BYOD4L love my #pln

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

lately I've been using basecamp, slack and now Google spaces – so many available! #byod4l but i like to JDI!

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

channels we prefer do change over time, I used to think I would never use twitter! #BYOD4L #wherenext?

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

I am amazed how I can surf and edit google docs on my phone if i need to, prefer a keyboard but needs must! #BYOD4L

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

#BYOD4L I find I like to stick to Twitter and WordPress (now padlet) and shun others. I can't be a master of all techs #BYOD4L

— The Quirky Brain Coach PhD, PGCap, PPDip, L5 Coach (@your_nd_coach) January 16, 2017

Q3 What BYOD4L forums have you used to connect today (Twitter, G+) and why? #BYOD4Lchat

— BYOD4L (@BYOD4L) January 16, 2017

A3 mostly G+ with some twitter and a blog post shared through LinkedIn too #BYOD4L https://t.co/WZHnAyR1iN

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

when my son uses email (he's 23) it is like writing a letter, he considers it a formal communication #byod4l

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

been around for a while! I avoid using it for work though, need some personal networking space #BYOD4L

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

A2 twitter first pick for professional use, FB family and close friends, G+ and instagram for work and play! Pronto IM too #BYOD4L

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

lots of connecting here today https://t.co/WZHnAyR1iN #BYOD4L it helps to have that wrap around during the day to chat 🙂

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

join @BYOD4L now to talk #edtech #altc please use the #BYOD4L to join in!

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

#BYOD4L my little scribbles on Connecting … joining the dots @BYOD4L #sketchnotes pic.twitter.com/gT8FYvUKsX

— Deb Baff 🤗💖🦄 (@debbaff) January 16, 2017

rarely without it! android nexus if you're interested 🙂 #BYOD4L

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

it has been great meeting new people on the g+ community and catching up with old friends! #BYOD4L

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

We hope you have enjoyed the first day on #BYOD4L, we're just about to start our first #BYOD4Lchat for 2017

— BYOD4L (@BYOD4L) January 16, 2017

Q1 What mobile device(s) do you use to connect with others? #byod4lchat

— BYOD4L (@BYOD4L) January 16, 2017

a1 my iPhone 📱 #BYOD4L

— Emma Jones (@Jones23Emma) January 16, 2017

starting any second now use #BYOD4L to connect! https://t.co/YUW6aiLZaw

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

A1 my phone is vital, lots of sms, messenger apps and sharing! #BYOD4L like my chromebook too, it's light and easy to use.

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

– I think many of us felt exactly the same – where would we be without it now?

— BYOD4L (@BYOD4L) January 16, 2017

LIVE on #Periscope: Quick overview of #byod4l set up https://t.co/SNJRZzr5ZN

— Alex Spiers (@alexgspiers) January 16, 2017

all set up and ready to go, looking forward to connecting! #BYOD4L

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

Linguists @LingECR if teaching this year, why not chat tonight about how we can use devices in teaching/learning to #connect #BYOD4L 8pm 😀

— The Quirky Brain Coach PhD, PGCap, PPDip, L5 Coach (@your_nd_coach) January 16, 2017

@BYOD4L Asking "Why are you here?" is often helpful when building connections https://t.co/kTCtt7gEyX #BYOD4L #digilit #dglt

— Art Oglesby (@ARTiFactor) January 16, 2017

@micro_mario have you ever used video/audio/online resources/devices to help students with practical work? Can you give me tips? #BYOD4L

— The Quirky Brain Coach PhD, PGCap, PPDip, L5 Coach (@your_nd_coach) January 16, 2017

Using #screencastify to make my response to today's #connecting scenario. Addressing issues of time/how practicals are supported. #BYOD4L

— The Quirky Brain Coach PhD, PGCap, PPDip, L5 Coach (@your_nd_coach) January 16, 2017

#BYOD4L is back, back again… https://t.co/JvXGO8tpdc

— Neil Withnell (@neilwithnell) January 16, 2017

Did you know this @careatsalford sculpture is the space between clasped hands? #connecting #BYOD4L #UoSBYOD4L https://t.co/jGMxF9IKOI pic.twitter.com/vOS6skoxss

— Emma Gillaspy (@egillaspy) January 16, 2017

Great intro to #BYOD4L 2017 Connecting (Day One) https://t.co/6cUXHPNSZk via @debbaff

— Sue Beckingham 🎓 💻 💡 (@suebecks) January 16, 2017

Day 1 of #BYOD4L #UoSBYOD4L is all about connecting. Effectively connect with students & colleagues using these tips https://t.co/Ox4PAFYMMr

— SalfordACE (@SalfordACE) January 16, 2017

Using Google Forms for student self-assessment. Love being at a 1:1 school! @TDSS_YRDSB @YRDSB #YRDSB #AssessmentAsLearning #BYOD4L pic.twitter.com/jTAxAaA01o

— Danitte Kozai (@MsKozai_) January 16, 2017

#BYOD4L thoughts from @alexgspiers https://t.co/2noupYW4gn love the call to action!

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

@MatthewMEnglish pleased to meet you through #BYOD4L 🙂

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

@bjgreen25 great to meet you through #BYOD4L 🙂

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

Thoughts on #connecting for #byod4l https://t.co/1krmOy9vU7 #clavier #altc #pln #CoP

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

#BYOD4L: Thoughts on connecting. | Teresa Mackinnon https://t.co/JVGAkIavEW

— Echo Chamber Uncut (@EchoChamberUncu) January 16, 2017

Anyone following #byod4l for ideas/info about byod4l in the workplace or during commercial training? (other than FE/HE)

— Gerald Crittle – G Acceleration (@GeraldCrittle) January 16, 2017

Welcome to #BYOD4L and Day 1 where the theme is connecting – Monday 16th January: https://t.co/9N6TeYosnO via @BYOD4L esply w #creativeHE

— Sandra Sinfield (@Danceswithcloud) January 16, 2017

good discussion re connecting with students #BYOD4L

— GCU Academic Development & Student Learning (@GCU_ADSL) January 16, 2017

any pics? we'd love to see them #BYOD4L

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

Pop along and say hi in our #BYOD4L community over lunch, chew the fat before tonight's twitter chat at 8pm (UK) https://t.co/WZHnAyR1iN

— Teresa MacKinnon (@WarwickLanguage) January 16, 2017

Loving your work on this @andrewmid for #BYOD4L I'm sure my friend @LJ_Rees will love it too … https://t.co/jeVD7Hf10s

— Deb Baff 🤗💖🦄 (@debbaff) January 16, 2017

Getting set for our first #BYOD4L drop in session

— GCU Academic Development & Student Learning (@GCU_ADSL) January 16, 2017

well said that lady ! Great stuff … I look forward to seeing how u get on with it #byod4l we can share tips !

— Deb Baff 🤗💖🦄 (@debbaff) January 16, 2017

amazing 🙂 I might give it a go this week to try something new #BYOD4L the key is being open – minded and willing to experiment

— The Quirky Brain Coach PhD, PGCap, PPDip, L5 Coach (@your_nd_coach) January 16, 2017

hi beck didn't take me very long to get the hang of it at all …u can get free trial account https://t.co/bnl96GFhgc #byod4l

— Deb Baff 🤗💖🦄 (@debbaff) January 16, 2017

#BYOD4L 2017 Connecting (Day One) https://t.co/ANKyNb0tGy via @debbaff

— SUSALT (@susaltteam) January 16, 2017

#BYOD4L 2017 Connecting (Day One) https://t.co/fwDJGgJgc8 via @debbaff

— Mandy Jack (@mandyjjack) January 16, 2017

another great intro video from @debbaff https://t.co/sQ3xWlo957 #BYOD4L

— BYOD4L (@BYOD4L) January 16, 2017