2. January 19th,2013
On Saturday January 19th I
created my Twitter account.
I am currently following 32
people including my
classmates, professors, and
educational resources.
3. • Sir Ken Robinson is an award winning
educator, public speaker, and author.
• He speaks about creativity and
innovation in education.
• He has spoken at the 2006 and 2010
TED Conference about his views on
education.
• He tweets on a regular basis about
educational topics, importance of
creativity and passion, and
occasionally about his travels.
• He provides useful links to
educational articles, videos, and
websites.
4. • Provides a link to the
Education Week Teacher
website that provides useful
articles and information on a
variety of topics for K-12
teachers.
• They tweet very
regularly, sometimes multiple
posts a day.
• Many useful links to blogs and
articles are posted in regards
to questions or problems
teachers may have.
5. • Educator, speaker, blogger, and
#edchat co-creator
• Provides a link to his blog about
the “Web 2.0 Connected
classroom”.
• His blog posts and tweets
provide useful insights on the
use of technology in today’s
classrooms and helpful
information regarding teaching
practices.
• Tweets regularly on a daily
basis.
6. February 11st,2013
I am now following 84
people and have 44
followers. My personal
learning network has
increased substantially over
the last couple of weeks!
7. PLN Participation
Throughout the past couple weeks I have discovered what a
great resource Twitter can be. It provides me with so many
opportunities to gain more knowledge, make connections,
and provide my own opinions.
I enjoy being able to make connections with educators and
others by retweeting and favouriting tweets that I find
interesting or want to remember for reference later.
I have been following a variety of accounts including my
fellow classmates in Edit202, professors, educators, and
various teaching resources.
I like to look at tweets with the hashtags #K12, #edchat,
#edtech, and of course #edit202
