Tech Tip: Twitter Follow

I only follow a few accounts on my new Twitter as I have only recently set it up. I did have an account that was several years old where I was following hundreds of people and I felt I needed a fresh start which is why I started anew!

On my new account I mostly follow my fellow classmates, but I also follow accounts like UDHEIT because we learned a lot to do with Universal Design in first year, Lovin Dublin as they regularly tweet about restaraunts and events in Dublin and our very own CDM Twitter account to keep up to date with current news relative to us and our field of study!

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Introduction to a Future Game Developer & Film Producer

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