I was trying to compare Facebook with Twitter by a friend recently. While I was able to describe the friendship activities that happen on Facebook, I wanted to use very few words to explain Twitter. I turned to my PLN on Twitter and asked: How would you describe Twitter in 5 words or less?” Below I have shared the responses I received. Each is excellent in describing Twitter in its own way. You may follow me @gardenglen on Twitter if you wish.

@AmyKCrawford @gardenglen, Twitter in 5 words or less? "We see a world where..."
@buffyjhamilton @gardenglen Essential learning and networking tool.
@cbell619 @gardenglen 2 words: time suck
@derrallg @gardenglen timely connected global learning resources
@dougsymington @gardenglen my 5-word definition for Twitter: just in time, any topic
@jakesiggy @gardenglen hmmm "yet another habit to feed"
@kellyhines @gardenglen lifeline for learning and teaching
@lgood44 @gardenglen fun app
@mbjorgensen @gardenglen receive updates on what's new on the web
@mikedefoe @gardenglen Twitter in 5 words: Chat; Life; Work; Share; Learn
@ misterlamb @gardenglen Connect, learn, collaborate, grow
@porchdragon @gardenglen "A party of great conversations"
@prodev @gardenglen quick chatter to and back
@rrodgers @gardenglen ask, share, connect, be brief. :)
@sharon_elin @gardenglen In 5 words or less, I'd describe Twitter as "thought spray."
@teachernz @gardenglen i know it's not as short but i like "time vampire"
@tonypisano @gardenglen In 4 words: share, engage, enlighten, inform

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