It reminds you to take things less seriously because sometimes the things that seem normal in the academic world are shown to be just as silly or complicated as you thought they were. Constantly poking fun at some of the absurdities and taking a new perspective on the things that get under your skin, this feed can make you laugh despite everything else happening. blog can help you keep things in perspective when you are frustrated or tired after a long day in the higher education realm.The author/authors have the authority and credentials to tweet about the topic of higher education. A good higher education Twitter account should teach you something new, direct you to a useful resource, or at least get you to think in a new way about something. The tweets add value with content that’s different from all the other higher education focused Twitter accounts out there. The account sends out tweets regularly to disseminate the very latest news and trends in higher education. Our list has been compiled with the following four key qualities in mind:

All of them can help you keep things in perspective while teaching you a thing or two about how to wield Twitter in a way that is beneficial, entertaining, or both. Some of the accounts are run by individuals who have a lot to say about higher education, the cost, the lifestyle, and the pains, while other focus on making people laugh. The following 20 accounts provide insight not only into the world of academia but into the right way to manage a Twitter account. And sometimes some individuals are so entrenched in higher education that they understand what people really need is a good laugh about the whole thing.

If you want to spread the word about higher education policies, critiques, or ideas, Twitter is a brilliant way to share ideas. However, there are some who understand just how useful Twitter can be a tool for reaching the younger generations. Twitter is often waved off by academics as a way to pass the time when you have nothing better to do. These lists are meant to be fluid, and for that reason, they are regularly updated to provide up to the moment information.* These lists provide our readers with rankings for education-related blogs, twitter accounts, influencers, products, etc. *The Edvocate is pleased to produce its “Best of the Best” resource lists.

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