Twitter Chat:Karin Perry: Titles for Teen Read Week 2013. 12pm-1pm Central Time

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Time: August 6, 2013 from 12pm to 1pm
Location: Twitter
Event Type: twitter, chat
Organized By: YALSA
Latest Activity: Jun 26, 2016

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What’s a Twitter Chat? It’s an online discussion held via Twitter during a set period of time using a specified hashtag. Any time during the designated hour, simply log on to Twitter and post your ideas or questions with the #TRW hashtag. Search for others’ comments and ideas by using the same hashtag. An easy way to follow the discussion is via tweetchat.com.

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