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PLN stands for personal learning network, which is how teachers learn through online networking with others who they engage and exchange information with. A PLN has traditionally included friends, family, and coworkers, but now also includes online communities through platforms like Twitter, Pinterest, Facebook, blogs, and more. PLNs are important for teachers because they provide access to global expertise, questions, ideas, resources, lessons, news, and technology for the classroom. To become part of a PLN, one should look at available sites, join communities, ask and answer questions, and share and comment on others' posts.
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- 2. WHAT DOES PLN STAND FOR? PLN stands for personal learning network. It is how you as a teacher learn through networking. It is everyone who you engage with and exchange information with online.
- 3. WHAT IS A PLN? PLN have been around forever. Originally it was friends, family and co-workers who teachers engaged and exchanged information with. Now internet and web 2.0 has now opened teachers up to a whole variety of online communities.
- 4. EXAMPLES OF PLN’S Twitter Pinterest Facebook EduBlogs Schoology Teachers Pay Teachers RSS feeds Ning Edutopia StumbleUpon
- 5. WHY ARE PLN’S IMPORTANT TO ME? Access global expertise. Ask and answer questions for teachers and education staff all over the world. Access relevant information, resources and ideas. Get lesson plan ideas from amazing teachers. Learn about new technology for the classroom. Be current with educational news.
- 6. HOW TO BECOME A PART OF PLN’S Look around and see what is out there. Join up to a site. Start asking questions. Share resources and ideas. Comment on others questions and comments.