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Mary-Jean Tolitule outlines her personal learning network (PLN) which she uses for professional development. Her PLN includes Twitter for connecting with other educators and finding classroom ideas, Pinterest for finding creative lesson resources, Tumblr for learning from other teachers' experiences, YouTube for visual demonstrations, Google for searching specific topics, and support from past supervisors and university lecturers. She finds these 6 tools work well for her learning on both a local and global scale.
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Chapter 3
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- 2. What is PLN? PLN, stands for ‘Personal Learning Network’. It is where you turn to for a professional learning. Such as where you get advice, make connections and this can even be achieved on a global scale.
- 3. But what is mine? Here are my 6 PLN’s
- 4. 1. Twitter This social networking site that connects me to other educators and get ideas that I would use in the classroom. This is a micro- blog that is streamed instantly and have conversations on a global scale.
- 5. 2. Social network/bookmarking/micro- blog. Pin-interest gives me a creative aspect into using artistic lessons and have unlimited about of resources.
- 6. 3. Blogging Tumblr is a blog website that gives me insight into other educators experience and describes what worked for them. Ideas are being shared, including lesson plans and creative presentations.
- 7. 4. Youtube I find that with youtube I can have a visual understanding of other educators experiences and great use of multimedia, including demonstrations and a step-by-step process.
- 8. 5. Google Just like the famous term ‘google it’ I find that it is the most useful search engine tool and connects me to specific ideas.
- 9. 6. Teachers Past practicum supervisors and lecturers at Avondale College have given me insight into how to utilize teaching and learning in the classroom.
- 10. These were my PLN tools that work for me and how I learn.