Personal Learning Networks

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+ Courtney Rodgers 5 months ago
Hi. This a great, concise look at PLNs. I am adding it to my post on PLNs. (I am just getting started with my blog/blogging.)
Thanks,
Courtney
+ Sarah Stewart 2 years ago
Great show. Puts PLE in an easy way to understand. cheers Sarah

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Personal Learning Networks - Presentation Transcript

Julie Lindsay Qatar Academy [email_address] http://123elearning.blogspot.com Prepared for ECIS/ISTE IT Leadership Conference Prague, January 2008
- An extended community of people that you can interact with regularly
A personally chosen collection of resources you can go to when you want to learn something Photo credit: http://flickr.com/photos/seeminglee/2060090675/
- Foster conversation and social learning through connectivity and interactivity
Ongoing professional development Make important professional connections globally
- Encourages a global perspective
Acts as a lifeline for quick fixes Caveat: A network is only as valuable and useful as what participants contribute Photo credit: http://flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=2112632514&size=m Gets educators sharing, communicating and collaborating
BLOG BLOG BLOG BLOG Reflecting Sharing Connecting Collaborating Posting Commenting
‘ Micro-Blogging’ ‘ Microbogging’ with 140 characters at a time
- NING
- http://del.icio.us/julielindsay/PLN
Google reader http://google.com/reader
- Foster a PLN amongst teachers at your school using Web 2.0 tools
Bring in the global extended community and provide opportunities for all participants Example: global conversations amongst international schools – Shift Our Schools Podcast by Jeff Utecht and David carpenter
- My Delicious tag for PLN:
- http://del.icio.us/julielindsay/PLN
Powerful Learning Practices http://www.plpnetwork.com/index.html Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach and Will Richardson supporting learning communities E-Learning 4 Life Ning http://elearning4life.ning.com Flat Classroom Project Ning http://flatclassroomproject.wikispaces.com Shift our Schools: SOS Podcast http://www.thethinkingstick.com/ondeck/