This research aims to study personal learning environments (PLEs) of students in a teacher education program in Spain. It will use a quasi-experimental design with an experimental group that receives training on actively using PLEs and a control group. Data collection instruments will be used at the beginning and end to analyze changes in students' PLEs. The experimental group will participate in workshops introducing PLEs as a new technology-enabled learning approach. The study seeks to determine if this approach improves PLE development and lifelong learning, and to understand how PLEs relate to academic performance and learning styles. Results are pending analysis to understand PLE creation/management processes and the influence of actively using PLEs on academic learning.