@ladyculottesgood #ocTEL big question— Sue Barnes (@suebbarnes45) April 8, 2013

..how difficult is it to just switch to digest email, or set up a rule/filter?!? I highly recommend some of you check out @gtdguy! #ocTEL— Phil Vincent (@PhilVincent) April 8, 2013

@jamesclay it was a geek teacher, 3rd yr physics #octel however, just wondered if schools radio from 1970s counts as TEL?— Roger Emery (@SolentRoger) April 8, 2013

RT @minkymonkeymoo: My big question about MOOCs and TEL – who is it for?plus.google.com/u/0/1121735295… #ocTEL

— Helen Crump (@crumphelen) April 8, 2013

RT @alejandroa: #ocTEL week 0: No ‘BEL’ (book-enhanced learning) or ‘PEL’ (pen-enhanced learning). So why TEL? ‘EL’ will do! t.co …— Helen Crump (@crumphelen) April 8, 2013

RT @virtualleader: Learn About Literacy, Learn About Technology? #ocTEL wp.me/p2IebD-197 via @crumphelen— Kathrine Jensen (@kshjensen) April 8, 2013

Hats off to #ocTEL for well organised start – switch off email & turn to reader, forums, G+ & twitter? for a less chaotic overview. Lovely!— Jane Challinor (@virtualleader) April 8, 2013

Learn About Literacy, Learn About Technology? #ocTEL wp.me/p2IebD-197 via @crumphelen— Jane Challinor (@virtualleader) April 8, 2013

@philvincent you weren’t alone elearningstuff.net/2013/04/05/i-c… you would think tech literate people would be well more tech literate? #ocTEL

— James Clay (@jamesclay) April 8, 2013

MBQ – Will TEL ever become naturalised and embedded within L&T unless driven by senior management and strategic direction?#ocTEL— Mark Dransfield (@dranners) April 8, 2013