Twitter: An Asset

This week's class assignment is an interesting view of social media.  We are to use LinkedIn to find an interesting person who we will introduce on Twitter for a conference which begins the next day.   I chose a Special Agent from the KBI who will be the keynote at our fake police conference to write four tweets about.  https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-falletti-0a9568105

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Tomorrow! Welcome KBI Senior Special Agent David Falletti, presenting on investigation, profiling, and procedures.   

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Special Agent Falletti has 15+ years with the KBI and is also an academic and Paradigm instructor!

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Learn more about airtight interrogation practices from the instructor!  #SpecialAgentFalletti

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Keynote discussion of high profile Kansas crimes at begins tomorrow at Noon.  Welcome #SpecialAgentFalletti

Twitter is definitely a neat social tool to be succinct and direct in your messages, but has amazing potential to be shared and read by a wide audience.  Choose your words carefully and you might be amazed by the far reaches of twitter!