#NeuroTwitter 101: a tweetorial on creating tweetorials

Catherine S. W. Albin · Aaron L. Berkowitz

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Social Media in Health Education Innovations in Medical Education Educational Technology in Learning

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When the COVID-19 pandemic reduced opportunities for inperson learning for students, residents and fellows, many neurologists turned to online learning modalities such as podcasts, webinars and social media platforms like Twitter.1–4 The ‘Tweetorial’ (a hybridisation of the words ‘tweet’ and ‘tutorial’) recently emerged as a way …

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2014Twitter as a tool for communication and knowledge exchange in academic medicine: A guide for skeptics and novices 2020From Tweetstorm to Tweetorials: Threaded Tweets as a Tool for Medical Education and Knowledge Dissemination 2019Students’ perceptions of the educational value of Twitter: a mixed-methods investigation 2019Clinicians embracing social media: Potential and pitfalls

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