Unit 14 - ICT for Professional...

1.Join a professional social network.

2.Pick 5 blogs you find interesting and start reading them.

3.Set up an i Google account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader.

4.Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read.

5.Join the micro blogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter.

some of the things you can do to develop personal learning network are: 

To use social media in learning for learning purposes

To use digital tools in learning

To use INTERNET for learning researches etc 

Personal Learning network is very important because help the student to collaborate with other schools in the district, city, state, country or beyond. they have some Ways to Begin Building Your Personal Learning Network:

1.       Join a professional social network: encourage the students    to participate in the great discussions, to receive event notifications, and to find and connect with colleagues.  

2.       Set up a google account:

3.       reading different social media including Tweets at Twitter because the Twitter is a totally crappy archive of reading and thinking.

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These are five things you can do to develop personal learning networks:

-Joining a professional social network like Linked in,watsaap,facebook ,and so on

-Select or Pick 5 Blogs you find interesting and start reading them.

-Sining up the google account  and subscribe to the blogs you selected to be able to access different interesting Content.

-Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read.

-Join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter. Start by selecting 5 well-known Edubloggers to follow and watch all the great stuff they have to share.

-Vising other free online learning website which will facilitates you from reading or raising your own knowledge.

Familiarize myself with computer and internet 

Join professional networks such as linkedin, poetry.com ...

Find my peer in the subject I teach and start making something like a network through which we can share ideas

Think that there is always something to learn

5 Ways to Begin Building Your Personal Learning Network

1.    Join a professional social network.

2.    Pick 5 Blogs you find interesting and start reading them.

3.    Set up an iGoogle account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader. Caution: Limit your reader to five to start. Keeping up with more blogs will be difficult.

4.    Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read. I invite you to begin here!

5.    Join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter. Start by selecting 5 well-known Edubloggers to follow and watch all the great stuff they have to share.

being updated before updating our students as well as other teachers; troubleshoot some local problems found; being equipped and manage teaching effectively using some ICT devices found at school. 

• Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs I read
  
  Join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter.

• Pick  at least 6 Blogs I find interesting and start reading them

• Join a professional social networks

• Set up an iGoogle account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader
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This is a very good subject to discuss about. We must join some social media groups that involved teachers such as whatsapp; facebook; twitter and so on...

This is a very good subject to discuss about. We must join some social media groups that involved teachers such as whatsapp; facebook; twitter and so on...

Personal Learning Networks are a terrific way to extend your knowledge and learning outside your classroom.

5 Ways to Begin Building Your Personal Learning Network are:

1.      Join a professional social network

2.      Pick 5 Blogs you find interesting and start reading them.

3.      Set up an iGoogle account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader

4.      Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read

5.      Join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter

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Things You Can Do to Begin Developing Your Personal Learning Network 

1. Join a professional social network 

2. Pick 5 Blogs you find interesting and start reading them

 3. Set up an iGoogle account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader. 

 4. Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read

 5. Join the micro blogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter.

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v  Join a professional social network

v  I have found great value in each of them. I am also a member of Linked In but haven't found much value in that as an educator.

v  2-Pick 5 Blogs you find interesting and start reading them.

v   In addition to my own blo and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Caution:

v  Limit your reader to five to start. Keeping up with more blogs will be difficult.

v  Join the microblogging phenomena by reading

v  4-Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read

Things You Can Do to Begin Developing Your Personal Learning Network

• ·         Join a professional social network
  
• ·         Pick 5 Blogs you find interesting and start reading them
  
• ·         Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read. I invite you to begin here! (If you're following closely you may note this is actually PLN 2.0 tip thrown in for those who are ready for a head start, and because I'd really love to get to know my readers through comments here)
  
• ·         Join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter. Start by selecting 5 well-known Edubloggers to follow and watch all the great stuff they have to share. You'll learn a lot in minutes that fit into 140 character sound bytes
  

To begin my learning network i may : have ICTs, that will help to connect one to another, I will try to create social media platform such as WhatsApp group, facebook group, twitter account, blogs, where all concerned will share resources and ideas, do their researches, where they will meet different topics and discussions.

Keep the spirit of collaboration as your driving force. PLNs are all about working together. Be reciprocal and resourceful. Don’t think about what you have to gain, first think about what you have to give. Why? Because it’s the right thing to do. By buying into the process and sharing useful information, your PLN grows naturally. Collaboration creates a common ground and allows others to see your interests. Genuine interest builds a solid, authentic network. Try to see the big picture of how your ideas can change the world. Social responsibility is the best kind of motivation for establishing a PLN. Join an online community. Nings are online rings of people with similar interests. Sharing ideas and contacting people for direct feedback is more effective in a community setting. Communities such as, Classroom 2.0 and The Educator’s PLN provide a meaningful circle of experts. They provide professional development resources, such as online events, and are a great place to start networking. Plus, using Mightybell, Edmodo, or Ning you can create your own virtual space to share pictures, documents, calendars, or projects. Join a Meetup group. Meetups are common thread interest groups that meet in the real world. The groups can also extend in social networks. For instance, social studies teachers in your district or city might create a group to share teaching ideas. Meetups take online networks and bring them into the real world. And if you can’t meet online try using a cyberspace, like Google+ HangOut, SecondLife, or Skype. Some university academics even have virtual labs on SecondLife. Become a beacon of light. PLNs rely on open sharing of information. So if you know something, share it! It’s best to start with a specific interest and then grow into other topics as time goes on. Become an expert in your niche by researching current trends. This will draw a larger following on your network, because you can provide a novel source of information. You might write a blog, start a Scoopit page to repost interesting articles, share a free tool, or create a Youtube video. Cater to your strengths and use what’s comfortable for you. Don’t be afraid to ask questions. After all, PLNs are all about learning. But don’t ask questions that you can easily research yourself. Try simple searches on TED talks, Wikis, blogs, or news articles before posting a question. Try to be specific and think of how a question might generate interest from others. For example, you may want to refer to an article or research study when asking a question. Be specific! This will generate the best answers. Be an active participant. Brain power is the main asset of a PLN. Spend some time to identify a specific cause and communicate it on your profile. Let your knowledge of a specific cause help grow your PLN. Keep up to date with your niche. Stay relevant. Try to post at least once a week. Remember to be polite and acknowledge contributions to the rightful owner. Show common respect for the people in your network. This may seem like common sense, but can be a pitfall. It took me some time to learn “web etiquette” over the years, but it has helped me tremendously. Send thank you notes, acknowledgements, and use your true voice. Not only does it make the other person’s day, but it will help you gain more meaningful connections. Designate a professional and personal account. I keep my social life on Facebook and my professional life on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google+. There can be some crossover, but it’s best to keep it minimal so things are easy to find. Certain groups will appreciate different types of content. Your Facebook friends might find your baby’s stories adorable, but your Twitter followers might not appreciate extra messages cluttering their inbox. Do this in ways that are comfortable to you. You might designate accounts for each sphere of your life. Create a landing page. It may be a good idea to consolidate all of your accounts on a landing page. A webpage or personal blog will make it easier for people to find you. It will also create a space where you can showcase the different projects you are working on. Engage newbies. It is best to include a mix of newbies, peers, and experts. Having this type of diversity in knowledge allows you to increase your mentoring skills. It keeps with the essence of collaboration. One blogger in Australia provided a great visual and commentary on how varying levels of expertise are vital to developing a meaningful PLN. He describes how he learned in a PLN learning MOOC that the 3’Rs have been replaced by the 3 C’s Collaborate, Communicate, and Create. PLNS create new projects through the power of active collaboration.

Personal Learning Networks are a terrific way to extend your knowledge and learning outside your classroom.
5 Ways to Begin Building Your Personal Learning Network 
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3.Set up an iGoogle account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader.

4.Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read. 
5.Join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter. Start by selecting 5 well-known Edubloggers to follow and watch all the great stuff they have to share. 

1. Join a professional social network 2. Pick 5 Blogs you find interesting and start reading them. 3. Set up an iGoogle account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader 4. Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read 5. Join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter. Moreover,this mooodle also contributes to our personal development by reading posts. Thanks

Join a professional social network. Pick 5 Blogs you find interesting and start reading them. Set up an iGoogle account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader. Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read. Join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter.

 

The Innovative Educator: 5 Things You Can Do to Begin Developing Your Personal Learning

1-Join a professional social network. I belong to Classroom 2.0 (for educators using Web 2.0 technology) and EduBlogger World (for education bloggers) and I launched a social network called Transforming Ed for The 21st Century. I have found great value in each of them. I am also a member of Linked In but haven't found much value in that as an educator.

2-Pick 5 Blogs you find interesting and start reading them. In addition to my own blog, I follow weblogg-ed: learning with the read/write web, A Principal's Reflections, Practical Theory, The Brazen Careerist, Cool Cat Teacher, Ted Talks. You may want to look at some of these as well as find other Education Blogs or explore the listing of International Edubloggers.

3-Set up an iGoogle account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader. Caution: Limit your reader to five to start. Keeping up with more blogs will be difficult.

4-Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read. I invite you to begin here! (If you're following closely you may note this is actually PLN 2.0 tip thrown in for those who are ready for a head start, and because I'd really love to get to know my readers through comments here).

5-Join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter. Start by selecting 5 well-known Edubloggers to follow and watch all the great stuff they have to share. You'll learn a lot in minutes that fit into 140 character sound bytes. I'd recommend starting with willrich45 / Will Richardson, coolcatteacher / Vicki Davis, stevehargadon / Steve Hargadon, acarvin / Andy Carvin, penelopetrunk / Penelope Trunk, and because you can, why not follow BarackObama / Barack Obama. Just get ready because once people start following you, you may feel compelled to start engaging in exciting activities worth posting…in 140 characters or less.

More use the social media and You might designate accounts for each sphere of your life. Create a landing page and free Blogging you find interesting. It may be a good idea to consolidate all of your accounts on a landing page. A webpage or personal blog will make it easier for people to find you.

5 Ways to Begin Building Your Personal Learning Network :

1-Join a professional social network. 

2-Pick 5 Blogs you find interesting and start reading them. In addition to my own blog, I follow weblogg-ed: learning with the read/write web, A Principal's Reflections, Practical Theory, The Brazen Careerist,Cool Cat Teacher, Ted Talks. 

3-Set up an iGoogle account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader. Caution: Limit your reader to five to start. Keeping up with more blogs will be difficult. 

4-Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read. 

5-Join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter. Start by selecting 5 well-known Edubloggers to follow and watch all the great stuff they have to share. You'll learn a lot in minutes that fit into 140 character sound bytes.

Join a professional social network. Pick 5 Blogs you find interesting and start reading them Set up an iGoogle account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader. Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read. I invite you to begin here! Join the micro blogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter. Student Affairs Bloggers using facebook

3.  Participate in Conference Communities – even if you can’t make it to the  

      conference!:

Answer is yes I can begin my My Personal Learning Network

I. Ideas on how I can create my own PLN

My Personal Learning Network is the key to keeping me up-to-date with all the changes that are happening in education and how technology can best support and engage today’s students.

A PLN is an aspect of PLEs, where the individual has a group of people within his or her virtual professional network, and the relationship with each is based upon a common interest, collaborative project or research.

Communication and connections are made via social platforms or other Web applications, with the primary intent of sharing or gathering information.

I.1.Strategies that might be help me to read, to develop my own PLN

·        Using Google+ Community , Blackboard Collaborate and Twitter to interact.

·        Blogs are the primary tools that make learning visible, where participants write about and share their experiences about what they are learning.

·        Participate in the introductions by creating a personal introduction and by reading others

·        Participate in at least one of the events planned for a given week, i.e. webinar, Twitter chat, or Blackboard session. It is through these interactions that you are likely to find someone with a common interest.

·        Participate daily (if possible), by reading blog posts, daily updates, following/participating in Twitter conversations.

·        Contribute and share by commenting on others’ posts and engaging in conversation. I have found it is through conversation within a blog’s comment functions that I first established my PLN connections. I aim to be supportive of readers that do take the time to comment by responding to their comments and reading their personal blogs.

·        Look for opportunities to join and participate in sub-groups : As we see from the web diagram of the etmooc, there are hundreds of participants it is through the more intimate groups that spontaneously develop where  more meaningful and deep connections are made.

YOU can find 10 tips to know when starting developing  a personal learning network.

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1. Join a professional social network

2. Pick 5 Blogs you find interesting and start reading them

3. Set up an google account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader

4. Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read

5. Join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter

 5 Things You Can Do to Begin Developing Your Personal Learning

1-Join a professional social network. I belong to Classroom 2.0 (for educators using Web 2.0 technology) and EduBlogger World (for education bloggers) and I launched a social network called Transforming Ed for The 21st Century. I have found great value in each of them. I am also a member of Linked In but haven't found much value in that as an educator.

2-Pick 5 Blogs you find interesting and start reading them. In addition to my own blog, I follow weblogg-ed: learning with the read/write web, A Principal's Reflections, Practical Theory, The Brazen Careerist, Cool Cat Teacher, Ted Talks. You may want to look at some of these as well as find other Education Blogs or explore the listing of International Edubloggers.

3-Set up an iGoogle account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader. Caution: Limit your reader to five to start. Keeping up with more blogs will be difficult.

4-Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read. I invite you to begin here! (If you're following closely you may note this is actually PLN 2.0 tip thrown in for those who are ready for a head start, and because I'd really love to get to know my readers through comments here).

5-Join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter. Start by selecting 5 well-known Edubloggers to follow and watch all the great stuff they have to share.

Things i can do for developing personal learning network are:

_using internet for research

_using social media for sharing knowledge with others

Things i can do for developing personal learning network are:

_using internet for research

_using social media for sharing knowledge with others

5 Ways to Begin Building Your Personal Learning Network 1.0
1-Join a professional social network. I belong to Classroom 2.0 (for educators using Web 2.0 technology) and EduBlogger World (for education bloggers) and I launched a social network called Transforming Ed for The 21st Century. I have found great value in each of them. I am also a member of Linked In but haven't found much value in that as an educator.

2-Pick 5 Blogs you find interesting and start reading them. In addition to my own blog, I follow weblogg-ed: learning with the read/write web, A Principal's Reflections, Practical Theory, The Brazen Careerist, Cool Cat Teacher, Ted Talks. You may want to look at some of these as well as find other Education Blogs or explore the listing of International Edubloggers.

3-Set up an iGoogle account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader. Caution: Limit your reader to five to start. Keeping up with more blogs will be difficult.

4-Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read. I invite you to begin here! (If you're following closely you may note this is actually PLN 2.0 tip thrown in for those who are ready for a head start, and because I'd really love to get to know my readers through comments here).

5-Join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter. Start by selecting 5 well-known Edubloggers to follow and watch all the great stuff they have to share. You'll learn a lot in minutes that fit into 140 character sound bytes. I'd recommend starting with willrich45 / Will Richardson, coolcatteacher / Vicki Davis, stevehargadon / Steve Hargadon, acarvin / Andy Carvin, penelopetrunk / Penelope Trunk, and because you can, why not follow BarackObama / Barack Obama. Just get ready because once people start following you, you may feel compelled to start engaging in exciting activities worth posting…in 140 characters or less.

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those are things that I can do to begin development of my personal learning network.

how can begin developing personal learning network 1. using social networks 2.elearning 3.collaborative learning 4.using blogs. 5.using blended learning.

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i wish i would have read all the stuff i come to find on that link you posted . but it's fine i tried my best to make my work better on unit 1. 

Things You Can Do to Begin Developing Your Personal Learning Network

1. Join a professional social network
2. Pick 5 Blogs you find interesting and start reading them.
3. Set up an iGoogle account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader
4. Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read
5. Join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter

Personal learning network requires one' s engagement, cooperation and collaboration with others, this is just where you can get updates and experience by sharing ideas with your colleagues. For myself, I have already discovered more than I knew, that sharing knowledge with the people who are from different sides but in the same domain/ carrier is much helpful. This will be done via social network just as whatssap, email, and phone calling and messaging.

Thanks for give us this link contains many things that we can use to develop my teaching and learning process integrated by ICT.

1.collaborate with others via social network. 2.read more topics from different blogs 3.Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read.

In choosing a professional development path, there are points to take into consideration:

1. Identifying personal professional development goals and create a plan that can assist in achieving those goals.

2. Identifying available resources that will help in research to increase the knowledge of subjects taught as well as pedagogy and the internet is among the most suitable.

3. Ensuring the quality and credibility of the course/resource/programme identified.

3.  Being realistic about what to achieve.

4.  Ensuring that there is sufficient time to complete the planned professional development.

 

Things You Can Do to Begin Developing Your Personal Learning Network

 

 

Personal Learning network is very important because help the student to collaborate with other

 

The Ways to Begin Building Your Personal Learning Network

 

v Join a professional social network

v join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter.

v  pick blogs you find interesting and start reading them.

v Join Subject Area and Publisher Communities: 

v Participate in Conference Communities – even if you can’t make it to the  

      conference!

Thing I can do to begin my personal learning networking:

1.Join a professional social network.

2.Pick 5 blogs you find interesting and start reading them.

3.Set up an i Google account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader.

4.Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read.

5.Join the micro blogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter.

After this,- I follow amazing educators and technology

               -Share ideas with teachers in my content area

               - Search hashtags

5 Ways to Begin Building Your Personal Learning Network are:

1.      Join a professional social network

2.      Pick 5 Blogs you find interesting and start reading them.

3.      Set up an iGoogle account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader

4.      Become a part of the conversation and start commenting on the blogs you read

5.      Join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at Twitter

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personal learning network as a way of interacting with others in a learning environment in with participants derive knowledge,skills,discuss ideas and other relevant issues. this require to join conversation through social media, read ,use blogs,carry research on internet using search engine like Google for example

The following are things you can do to develop your personal Learning Networks

 

u  First of all I have to Join  a professional social network: that network will enable me to extend my knowledge and learning training I it will help me to be Innovativative personal.

u  Secondary I can Pick 5 Blogs which I can explore for the purpose of incising my knowledge for future use.

u  Third one Set up an iGoogle account and subscribe to the blogs you selected in Google Reader

u  The fourth one I become a part of the conversation and begin commenting on the blogs I read.

u  The last one I Join the microblogging phenomena by reading Tweets at twitter .Start by selecting 5 well-known Edubloggers to follow and watch all the great stuff they have to share.so after that I will learn more.

u  After following the above steps I will acquire more knowledge and skills about using ICT technology tools ,digital resources, social media which will help me to fit in society and be professional

u  I can do a google search for Personal Learning network , Another great tip is to follow hash tags like #edchat or #elemchat which expands your reach of the PLN to more educators.

u  Now  the real way to be successful  in social learning in the workplace is to make a network of personal contacts that can enable you in your lifelong journey of learning. The options to make a successful personal learning network, however, is to prepare yourself with the right individuals and groups.

 

 

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