Hashtag Concept Organization for Better Learning

Twitter's greatest contribution to information management is the humble hashtag. Previously, most social media information was organized by source. Think of how Facebook is organized around the content contributors rather than content category. But hashtags introduced a method for organizing information by type. I can search on #OnlineLearning to find all of the posts in the Twittersphere on this topic.

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