Twitter is not enough. I recommend to all my teacher friends to start or continue blogging:
David Truss wrote a great post, My blog is my PhD. He wrote:
It has been peer reviewed, and quoted, commented on, and even presented… furthermore, it has an extensive bibliography.
What do you think?
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Online Sapiens 
I agree with you. Especially because since march 2009, when were my last posts, I just saw on WordPress statistics, every day some people visit my site…
Even posting on Twitter is sometimes affordable, for us as educators, is a MUST DO for blogging.
Cheers,
Laura
By: lmalita on September 14, 2009
at 11:31 pm
Eduardo,
First you feature this post on your blog, then you throw it into the nominations for the Edublog Awards. I am deeply honoured! I enjoyed writing this post as to me it was light-hearted and yet conveyed the value of blogging in a way it is not seldom measured.
Thanks again!
Dave
By: David Truss on November 28, 2009
at 10:39 pm