NOT ON THE TOP 100 TOOLS LIST IN 2022
TweetDeck is a dashboard for staying in touch with what’s happening and connecting you with your contacts on Twitter.
Website: tweetdeck.com
Cost: Free.
Availability: Web version or download for iOS
Ranking in the previous surveys:
2020: 105 | 2020: 94 | 2019: 43 | 2018: 75 | 2017: 64 | 2016: 82 | 2015: 80 | 2014: 51 |
2013: 63 | 2012: 40 | 2011: 37 | 2010: 37 | 2009: 43 | 2008: – | 2007: – |
Comments on TweetDeck
“Although the glory days of Twitter have passed, it still remains my best source of breaking news and interesting content from interesting people. It’s also the social media platform where I have the most visibility, with 1,000 – 10,000 tweet impressions per day. And the tool I use to tweet and read is the web app TweetDeck” Adrian Sagar, Author, Conferences That Work, USA, 2022
“For me, a better way to use Twitter, based on lists.” Mercè Gamell, Freelancer teacher and project manager, Spain, 2021
“Listen tool and also programme my tweets.” Eva Añón, Social Media Manager, Spain, 2021
“is the place where I quickly and easily keep up with what’s happening in the world – and in particular what others are up to with their ideas and activities around workplace learning. It’s the first place I go to when I wake up in the morning. But I do prefer to use TweetDeck rather than the web interface – where I’ve set up different columns for my news feed, mentions, hashtags I follow, etc. This makes it much easier for me to see the overall picture of what’s happening in the moment.” Jane Hart, UK, 2020
“Twitter is a regular feature of how I see what people are pointing to, as well as pointing to things I’ve found as well. Chats there are fun, too. Like Jane, Tweetdeck is my tool of course on my Mac. I have to use the Twitter client on iPad/iOS, since they’ve taken away Tweetdeck on the iPad (grr).” Clark Quinn, USA, 2020
“After curating the Twitter feed to follow a critical mass of folks who provide useful content along with good entertainment, I find that Tweetdeck is far superior to the Twitter app or web interface. Using columns for lists and custom searches allows me to more easily organize the tweets into useful areas when I need them.” Audrey J Williams, Vice President, IT/CIO, USA, 2020
“For me, it’s the only way I like to access Twitter.” Learning Content Developer, Spain, 2019
Quick Guide to TweetDeck
Here you will find some basic guidance and inks to resources on how to use TweetDeck for teaching, training, learning and development.
Tweetdeck is a tool to help your keep track of your Twitter network (or PLN – personal learning network), manage you lists, and more easily follow hashtags. It enables different Twitter accounts (if you have them) to be maintained in in one place by setting up columns with different content in each column. Each column can then be filtered by content, users and alerts.
- see Using Tweetdeck to Curate a Twitter PLN
- see Using TweetDeck to gather news? Here’s how to do it right
Tweetdeck can also be used to participate in a live Twitter chat
Here is some general guidance on using TweetDeck
- The Most Comprehensive TweetDeck Research Guide In Existence (Probably), Bellingcat, 21 June 2019
- How to use Tweetdeck, wikiHow, 8 August 2019
- The Beginner’s Guide to Tweetdeck, Mashable, 7 November 2013
- How to use TweetDeck, Twitter
Last updated: August 27, 2022 at 9:17 am