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started by katelyngriffin on 09 Jun 17
  • katelyngriffin
     
    http://www.teachthought.com/pedagogy/what-is-a-personal-learning-network/

    This article, even though it is short and sweet, does a great job of describing what exactly a PLN is. It simplifies the idea from hashtags and movements and social engagement and badges and, well, all the buzzwords you hear, into a clear explanation that works not just within education, but any field. This article also features a video that explains PLN's very well.
  • Natalie Burr
     
    I had to laugh when he mentioned 'lurking' because that has been my MO throughout the years with my PLN. I have always called my PLN my Personal Lurking Network because I haven't really contributed much to it, but I have definitely gleaned a lot from it.
  • Ryann Waldman
     
    I like how this article mentioned that a PLN doesn't have to be online, but that it has extended the possibilities for a PLN and with the development of technology it will also change how people use PLNs.
  • sfledderjohann
     
    Short, sweet, and to the point. It's always nice to find an article that can tell you what you need to know without unnecessary filler content. I really liked the video and how it pointed out that your network is always on, but you don't always have to be no it.
  • lindsayhoyt
     
    I enjoyed looking at this site because of its concise explanation. The video clip was a great way to get the point across. One thing that stood out to me is when the author said that the "view will continue to change as technology evolves." I feel that any networking used will change quickly and I am interested to see where PLN go in the next few years.
  • sofianahtchi
     
    I like this article! It is right to the point! I especially appreciate the element of the degrees of connectivity. As technology advances, interaction will as well. Can't wait to see how VR affects this space.

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