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And although they’re an impressive group, representing over 250 organizations, they’re doing what you should be doing: forming a PersonalLearning Network (PLN) that benefits both themselves and the wider education community. Meetups are a great, informal way to share and learn ideas from new people face-to-face. No problem.
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LIVE webinars and am an organizer for the K12 Online Conference and EdCamp Phoenix. Stay tuned at the end of the show to learn about their Unified Classroom at ISTE Power School’s Classroom of the Future in room 207 A. Be sure to share what you learn; no matter how or where, give credit. I co-host the weekly Classroom 2.0
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You have taken control of your own learning You have made the decision to be a public learner, swimming through socialmedia waters using tools like Twitter, Google+, Linked In, blogs, etc. But they do not send out student names on socialmedia. pln professional development socialmedia'
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For those of us in education, summer is a time for relaxation, reflecting, and also new learning. Whether you are attending a conference like ISTE, or creating your own personalizedlearning experience, utilizing this “break” to explore new tools and strategies that help expand your teaching toolbox can be very rewarding.
For those in education, summer is a time for relaxation, regrouping, and also new learning. Whether you are attending a conference like ISTE , or creating your own personalizedlearning experience, utilizing this “break” to explore new technologies and strategies that help expand your teaching toolbox can be very rewarding.
For those of us in education, summer is a time for relaxation, reflecting, and also new learning. Whether you are attending a conference like ISTE , or creating your own personalizedlearning experience, utilizing this “break” to explore new tools and strategies that help expand your teaching toolbox can be very rewarding.
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A long time friend of mine, Beth Still , had sat down in the session (although it was not necessary for her to be there as she could have easily led the session), as I shared some ideas for empowering use of socialmedia for both teachers and students. May 6, 2016 “Play is our brain’s favourite way of learning.”
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There have never been more opportunities to share perspectives and lessons learned with inspiring colleagues from around the world. Whether it’s through socialmedia, video conferencing, or as a reader and writer in the blogosphere, we don’t have to search anymore to hear the voices of educators. PersonalizedLearning.
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Karen has presented at conferences around the country about teaching students to navigate socialmedia and working with teachers to develop digital projects that embrace new media literacies. And we also organized India''s first edcamp, EdcampMumbai.
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