Part 1: Create a Twitter Widget
If you already happen to have a twitter widget that meets your needs you don’t need to make a new one (skip to Part 2), you can use the code of an existing one in multiple places.
If you already happen to have a twitter widget that meets your needs you don’t need to make a new one (skip to Part 2), you can use the code of an existing one in multiple places.
Login to your twitter account you wish to share a feed of
Click on your user icon
From the menu that appears click Settings
Leaving the settings on this page at their default are fine and function but if you want to do some tailoring you are welcome to.
Tailor your settings:
Give the Block a name- I chose Twitter Feed
Click the HTML button
Click into the Content
Hit Ctrl + P on your keyboard to paste your Twitter code into the page
(If you get a red error at this time it’s okay to ignore it- it’s just impatient)
And that’s it, it may take a moment for the feed to appear but when it does you will have a twitter block you can move around like any other Block
If this is too tall or too short you can go back to your widget in twitter and change the settings. Those settings will apply to all instances of this feed in Moodle and elsewhere (if applicable)