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I heart Twitterfall

Have I mentioned how much I like Twitterfall?   It's a quick way to sort through the Twittersphere for your particular interests.  And it's not limited to people you're following.

Every couple of weeks, I log in and enter search terms like "ADHD" or "brain injury" or "positive psychology" and watch the tweets scroll down like little snowflakes.

If a tweet catches your eye, you can click through to the tweet or a hyperlink. Cool!  Great way to keep up with the scientific literature as well as the buzz in the general media about topics important to your clinical work.

Here's a screenshot:


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Gary Ares on Tuesday, December 18, 2012 2:14 PM
Great find on Twitterfall!
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