Educators who are trying Bluesky say it feels a lot like Twitter in the early days: supportive, authentic, with a lot of ideas and resources being exchanged. — Image by macrovector on Freepik
Educators are connecting and sharing resources with each other on a new social media platform: Bluesky, an alternative to X (formerly Twitter).
Many educators relied on Twitter for years to connect with peers and build professional learning networks, as well as to get ideas about curriculum, assessments, and teaching approaches. But the platform has been on a down slope in recent years, critics say.
