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Don''t get me wrong, the summer months are invaluable to me as I spend my time immersed in the flow of information that my social networks provide, developing action plans, analyzing data, and hiring staff. Many of the initiatives that I am about to pursue either came directly or indirectly from my PersonalLearningNetwork (PLN).
The PersonalLearningNetwork (PLN) that I''ve built on Twitter over the past couple of months has become an amazing resource for learning about what''s going on in the educational technology world. The list that follows is a result of that reflection.
Members of my PLN (PersonalLearningNetwork), PLC (ProfessionalLearning Community), colleagues, whatever you want to call them, (I call them all friends) were there sharing their learning with not only the new teachers, but with me as well. Look at just this coming weekend.
But with the coronavirus pandemic disrupting more traditional professionallearning opportunities like in-person conferences and workshops, it's time for you to chart your own course. Fortunately, there are plenty of informal ways to learn and grow professionally on your own.
I did make a wonderful connection with the amazing Anne Truger and her presentation ProfessionalLearning: the Power of the human network which i''m hoping is put up somewhere on slideshare! She is one Awesomely talented lady and I can''t wait to learn with her again!
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