2. Nancy Mangum
The Friday Institute for Educational Innovation
Education Consultant
nkmangum@ncsu.edu
on Twitter: @nmangum
on Skype: nmangum
Lucas Gillispie
Instructional Technology Coordinator
Pender County Schools
lucas@edurealms.com
on Twitter: @PCSTech
on Skype: lucas.gillispie
3. What is a
professional
learning network
and why do I
need one?
4. You need to first be a learner,
before you can help your teachers and students learn!
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8. One of the best features of a PLN is that it
allows you to stay current with what's
going on in the field.
Image: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jmsmith000/3096347641/sizes/l/
9. Having a strong PLN is like having free PD
whenever you want it!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/stephen-oung/6319155216/
14. Anatomy of a tweet:
140 characters, max.
This is who said it. Twitter names always start with an @.
“RT” stands for “re-
tweet.” Kzenovka
is sharing what I
tweeted with her
followers.
These are “hashtags.” They add
easily search-able keywords to a
tweet. They always start with a #.
17. TIPS WHEN CREATING
YOUR ACCOUNT:
Use your real name. It lends
credit. (the shorter, the better)
Include a short bio., especially the
part about being an educator.
Ditch the egg! Add a pic of some
sort.
Don’t “protect” your tweets.
19. Begin following other media/technology educators by starting with this list:
Nancy Mangum (@nmangum)
Lucas Gillispie (@PCSTech)
NCSLMA (@NCSLMA)
Shannon Miller (@shannonmiller)