Blog about Twitter

If I had to choose between an In-class discussion, a Twitter discussion, or a Blackboard discussion, I would blindly choose a Twitter. Discussions. Twitter discussions are fast and easy, users can mention their friends, classmates or professor, they can like and react to their tweets and even share them. Not only that but they can also see who liked what comments, who shared what, embed links pictures or share gifs. Users can also receive real-time notifications through Twitter and engage immediately through the Twitter app on their phone, where they are always logged in and receiving notifications and tweeting from anywhere.

On the other hand, Blackboard is not a very user-friendly website, it's not easy to navigate. From a user experience perspective, I think blackboard is the worst website for interaction, It's complicated, confusing and buggy. In addition to the previous reasons, the blackboard app is not very seamless neither user-friendly. Everytime you open the app you have to login over and over again which unmotivates users and drive them to use their desktop computers or laptops.

My second choice would be In-class discussions, they are fun and engaging and you can see real-time reactions and reply to them right away. Some might not like in-class discussions because they get anxious or shy and it's totally understandable, in-class discussions everyone is looking at you while you are talking whereas if the discussion was to be online you have nothing to be anxious about.