Top 10 whys and hows of building a PLN
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This document discusses building a personal learning network and lists the top 10 ways and reasons to do so. It includes tips from David Letterman and Jayme Linton on connecting with others online to share knowledge and information, learn from experts in your fields, and grow your professional skills and career.
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