How can your learning network help you?
By helping you to sift through all the data to identify
the information that will be most useful to you.
By helping you to identify learning resources and
opportunities.
By
coaching you and answering your questions as you try to apply your learning to your work.
By sharing their wisdom with you through dialogue.
Building
a personal learning network is requires that you not only seek to learn from
others, but also that you also help others in the network learn. Even when you
are a novice in a field of learning, you can still make contributions. Did you
read an article that might be of interest to others? Then distribute it to
other in your network with a short note that you thought they might find it
interesting. Did you hear of a conference on the subject? Let others know about
the program and speakers and, if you attend, circulate your notes and papers
you collect to other network members.
A
personal learning network can be your most powerful learning tool no matter
what the subject.
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