http://m-bossed.com/2010/03/a-book-of-tweets.html A Media Blog Sat, 04 Feb 2012 18:07:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://m-bossed.com/2010/03/a-book-of-tweets.html#comment-79 Michael Josefowicz Sat, 06 Mar 2010 02:49:48 +0000 http://m-bossed.com/2010/03/book-of-tweets.html#comment-79 I agree with "I think the price and customization are lacking for Tweetbookz as compared to photo book offerings." But I wonder if the tweets had QR codes in place of the tinyurls it might make a difference. It could then become a pretty cool way of assembling footnotes for research. Or links to the users' facebook page or twitter stream. I also think that if the books were available as 4 by 6 paperbacks in black and white - lowest price to get into print format - it would open lots more use cases. 2me, Tweetbookz points to an opportunity in K-12 and College Ed. Twitter is now moving into a being a useful tool in education. The last instance that came across my radar is at <a href="http://bit.ly/adoVZN" rel="nofollow">http://bit.ly/adoVZN</a> The point is that if twitter continues to get traction in education, both in high school and college, I have to believe that publishing an edited version of the tweets with links to web resources would work in the marketplace. I agree with “I think the price and customization are lacking for Tweetbookz as compared to photo book offerings.”
But I wonder if the tweets had QR codes in place of the tinyurls it might make a difference. It could then become a pretty cool way of assembling footnotes for research. Or links to the users’ facebook page or twitter stream.
I also think that if the books were available as 4 by 6 paperbacks in black and white – lowest price to get into print format – it would open lots more use cases.
2me, Tweetbookz points to an opportunity in K-12 and College Ed. Twitter is now moving into a being a useful tool in education. The last instance that came across my radar is at http://bit.ly/adoVZN
The point is that if twitter continues to get traction in education, both in high school and college, I have to believe that publishing an edited version of the tweets with links to web resources would work in the marketplace.

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