Rod Smith
A PLN, a person makes a connection with another person with the specific intent that some type of learning will occur because of that connection. Social Media tools like Twitter, Facebook and others have become more than just away to chat with friends. If you are serious about improving your professional practice, Social Media is a great way to achieve that goal.
Learning how to use social media for professional purposes will amplify your personal learning network
NOTE: This will be my new virtual home. Why? Archives of my postings related to "Social Networks, Social Learning, & the Social Web" are listed below. For up-to-date postings, I'll see you over at my new "Learning Ecosystems" blog! "A network of individuals knows more than a single individual."
A progressive inquiry project on emerging learning theories
Social media has changed how we connect and learn. Never before have we been able to connect with a well-known author, researcher or industry leader the way we
1-Face to Face The digital age has made the development of a Personal Learning Network (PLN) easier than ever before. The PLN is a network created by an individual learner, specific to the learner's needs extending relevant learning connections to those around the globe who share interests, passions, and talents.
Technology has become an integral part of classroom life. While students certainly reap the benefits of having a wealth of information at their fingertips, teachers like you can also capitalize on technology's many uses. New and veteran teachers alike can utilize the Internet to build their Personal Learning Networks, gaining classroom know-how and connections that will help advance your career.
Why educators should consider creating and participating in a personal learning network.
As social media become more and more predominant as platforms of connection and collaboration, the need for creating and maintaining a PLN ( Personal/Professional Learning Network ) becomes more pressing.
