The Connected Educator
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The document discusses how to become a connected educator by embracing technology and online tools to constantly learn, share knowledge, and collaborate both inside and outside the classroom. It recommends educators build a personal learning network on social media like Facebook and Twitter, participate in online communities, and attend workshops both in-person and virtually. The connected educator model keeps educators up to date in a changing digital world and engages students who are already learning online.
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- 5. constantly connected smart phones social media online games multimedia virtual environments entertained share collaborate learning online instant access to information Your Students Move With The Times
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