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Building a Professional Learning Network
- 1. #FHNpd nfkj During our time today we will: Talk why it is good to be on social media How to build a professional network Look at social media examples You will start to build your own personal network
- 2. Why it is good to personally be on social media? • Social media is an integral part of the current media landscape. • It is good to try things out before making a judgment about it. • We need to be on social media to serve as an example to our students. • It is a good place to learn and stay current. • We need to be on social media to connect with our peers. • You have the chance to connect with people all over the country and world. #FHNpd
- 3. Goals • Show them the power of these tools. • Teach them to use the tools wisely. #FHNpd
- 4. 5 tips: Be nice. Listen. Be social. Have a voice. Think before posting. #FHNpd
- 5. People are going to take away a message. Social media gives you a chance to give them the message you want them to take away. MESSAG #FHNpd
- 7. What now? You are on social media, so #FHNpd
- 8. Don’t be afraid to just Tweetchat.com #edchat #edtech #pencilchat #mathchat Listen #FHNpd
- 9. #pencilchat
- 10. No matter your media of choice…
- 14. Building relationships When you are ready, start #FHNpd
- 15. Start by: Introducing yourself. Retweet/Follow. Like/comment. Reply. Finally: Then be: Genuine. Consistent. Approachable. Kind. Converse. Be organized. Always respond. Keep your audience in mind. #FHNpd
- 16. @weatherbird Local example of good social media.
- 18. Learning Network Tips for building a professional • Snoop on people you already follow. Find out who they follow. • Follow sites like: Mashable.com, ReadWriteWeb.com, Edsocialme • Search for topics you are interested in. • Make lists to stay organized. • Google. • Follow webinars or online chats. #FHNpd
- 19. Until next time Start building a network Feel free to use #fhnpd to tweet out any new findings. Get more comfortable with social media as a professional tool and not just per Next session we will talk about how to use social media in the classroom. #FHNpd
- 20. Facebook: Like fanpages Twitter: Make lists Save searches Tumblr: Like pages Explore new sites like: Prezi.com Slideshare.com