A Simple Comprehensive Guide on The use of Personal Learning Networks in Education ~ Ed... - 3 views
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Professionsonal Learning Networks PLN education
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seek out
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other learning venues that could be experts in their field or other professionals with whom they can exchange information
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A Personal Learning Network ( PLN ) is a way, a process, a network of interrelated connections you make for the purposes of discovering, collaborating and sharing ideas and resources.
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easy to set up
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communicate
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share
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discover
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learn
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connections
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resources
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remove physical barriers
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life long learner
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students
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connect
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post about their learning experiences
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share
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seek help
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compare
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latest and hottest trends
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collaboration
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blogs and websites that interest you and subscribe
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start participating in discussions
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allot a specific amoutn of time t
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Some PLNs platforms to start with
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Are you apart of any of the listed PLNs? If not, which ones are you apart of? What are your favorites and why? My favorite is Twitter. I check my twitter feed every night to see what is going on with the people and hashtags that I follow. This is where I get so many of my technology resources and ideas for teachers.
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These verbs are so important when you look at growing as a teacher. Getting connected is important to further your career. If you only communicate with those you see everyday, how can you expect to be exposed to new things?
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I never really thought about the use of PLNs for students. I'm not sure why it never crossed my mind. It is just as important for them as it is for us as educators.
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Challenge: Join or begin to follow one blog, website, twitter feed, community, etc...
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This website has a lot of great information on personal learning networks.It is an awesome resource for information on why they are important and how to start one. I think it's easier to understand my annotations by actually looking at the article. Here is a link to the annotated version. https://diigo.com/07biu
