1. 1 Twitter Tutorial: How to create an account

2. New Hampshire Afterschool Network Twitter Tutorial Create a Twitter account 2 Click on your phone’s Web browser

3. New Hampshire Afterschool Network Twitter Tutorial Create a Twitter account 3 1 Google “Twitter app,” download the app for free, find it on your phone and click on the app. Then, click on “Sign up.”

4. New Hampshire Afterschool Network Twitter Tutorial Create a Twitter account 4 2 Type in your organization’s or your name, email address (may have to click on “email instead”) and password. Click “Sign up” or “Next.” Rather than enter your phone number, click “Not now.” Organization’s or your name

5. New Hampshire Afterschool Network Twitter Tutorial Create a Twitter account 5 4 Unless you want to select the “interests” option Twitter will give you, click “Not now” (recommended). 3 Type in your username (keep it short) and click “Next” and then “Let’s go!” username

6. New Hampshire Afterschool Network Twitter Tutorial Create a Twitter account 6 6 Unless you want to select the “friends” option Twitter will give you, click “Not now” (recommended). 5 Click on the “camera” icon and then either click on “Take photo” or “Choose existing photo” and upload your photo (ideally your organization’s logo). Click “Save changes.”

7. New Hampshire Afterschool Network Twitter Tutorial Create a Twitter account 7 8 Click on your username. 7 To change your account’s profile photo, add a bio and more, click your home screen’s colon-like icon.

8. New Hampshire Afterschool Network Twitter Tutorial Create a Twitter account 8 10 Type in your brief “Bio” (for an example, see next page) and other details if you wish. When done, click “SAVE.” 9 Click “Edit profile.”

9. New Hampshire Afterschool Network Twitter Tutorial Create a Twitter account 9 Type a bio like this 11 Your Twitter account might now start to look like this example.

10. New Hampshire Afterschool Network Twitter Tutorial Create a Twitter account 10 Click here to start tweeting 12 Click “Send your first Tweet.”