On the Wisdom of Twitter Polls

 Ben Orlin on the wisdom of the (sometimes) uncanny Twitteratti:

https://mathwithbaddrawings.com/2020/12/22/the-uncanny-wisdom-of-twitter-crowds/

(Math) Teaching and Twitter

Mr. Honner recently noted how much he now uses Twitter for ideas and connections to assist his math teaching activities. I suspect most of you already use Twitter, but if not, he offers a straightforward basic introduction to its use and benefits here:

http://mrhonner.com/2011/09/18/math-teachers-and-twitter/

He includes a list of some of the mathematically-inclined Twitter feeds he follows for his purposes. And if you want a much longer, broader list of math-related Tweeters you can check out this list from Listorius:

http://listorious.com/search/people?q=math&search=Search

New Twitter

Many (most?) readers here are likely on Twitter. If you think the new Twitter design (if you're using it yet) looks pleasing, the below blogger says there's a mathematical reason for that: the design is based on the Golden Ratio:

http://tinyurl.com/2w6xmcn

Math Twitterers Galore

Got math on your mind?... A plethora of Tweeters with math-related interests, are listed by Listorious here:

http://listorious.com/search/people?q=math&rpp=25&page=1

And TLists tallies Tweeters' "math lists" here:

http://www.tlists.com/lists/search/?query=math