Personal learning network
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A personal learning network (PLN) is a collection of resources used to enhance professional learning through communication and collaboration with others to share advice and ideas. A PLN can be created using social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, online communities focused on specific interests like education, personal blogs, and podcasts to obtain information from various sources.
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- 1. PERSONAL LEARNING NETWORK L A U R A V I L E
- 2. WHAT IS A PERSONAL LEARNING NETWORK? A Personal Learning Network (PLN) is a collection of resources used to enhance professional learning. Your PLN includes communication and collaboration with people; enabling you to share advice and ideas. A PLN can be created using a number of resources:
- 3. FACEBOOK A social networking site connecting people from all across the globe
- 4. TWITTER A micro-blogging site where people can post comments and links to pictures, videos and websites; using only 140 characters
- 5. NING An online community created around a specific interest, i.e. education
- 6. BLOGS A personal ‘website’ that you can add to and edit, at any time.
- 7. PODCASTS A digital media file available online, and can be downloaded. Podcasts mostly consist of audio information.
- 8. AND SO MUCH MORE…