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Moodle and Web 2.0
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Clare McMahon's curator insight,
May 14, 2019 11:19 PM
PLNs enable us as educators to support each other and to learn, which in turn benefits our students. The commonsense.org site gives 3 tips 1) Get connected and follow others 2) Get Inspired - through networking obtain lesson ideas and learn new tools 3) Give back and share with others These align with APST - focus areas 6.2 and 7.4. Through professional development we can improve professional practice.
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10 Brilliant and Inspiring Education and Technology Experts I Follow, and Why (from @EmergingEdTech)
Who are Your Favorite Education and Technology Bloggers and Writers? Like many of you, there are certain educators that I find frequently impact my thinking and teach me new things through their published works. Here I offer 10 of my Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
SMARTERTEACHER's curator insight,
March 24, 2015 1:32 PM
As Newton, "If I have seen further, it is because I have stood on the shoulders of giants." 
fizahshaikh2004@gmail.com's curator insight,
May 18, 2023 8:09 AM
Technolohy and teaching inspiration
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"Earlier this week I Pinned a nice infographic from Scholastic about social media. The infographic, Social Media for Teachers, isn't terribly detailed but it could be useful for teachers who are new to social media. The infographic highlights some educators to connect with on Twitter and Pinterest. It also gives a short run-down of Twitter chats that educators should check out. The infographic is included below." Via Teresa Pombo, sarspri
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RT @luthijohann: Personal Learning Network http://t.co/wla88oXj #ple #pln #eportfolio... Via Sigi Jakob
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As an educator, it’s important to understand everything that shapes your students’ education, both inside and outside of the classroom. You’re trained to study lesson plans and develop learning strategies and abide by district-wide standards. But what about your own development as an educator? What rules exist to help you maintain your professional growth?
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Learning2gether Episode 355 Via Vance Stevens
Vance Stevens's curator insight,
June 15, 2016 9:57 AM
#Learning2gether joined a Juergen Wagner #globinar for a presentation by Peggy George on Low-cost Professional Development on Demand. Here, find a YouTube rendition of the event with all Peggy's slides intact, plus an mp3 podcast, and links in show notes. This scoop replaces earlier one linked incorrectly.
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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. As teachers and educators we are expected to be on top of the latest trends that can inform and enhance our classroom teaching as well as our professional growth.We are also expected to know the web tools that our students use and the new ones we can use with them in the future; but this is not always possible and because not all of our time constraints it becomes difficult to keep up the the new releases . It is at times like these that you can call upon your PLN.
Via Adelina Silva, juandoming, Edumorfosis, Dan Kirsch, Gust MEES, Claudio A. Clarenc, Mariano Sbert Balaguer
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A wonderful visual depiction of how educators can tap into their networks to expand and continually improve their teaching practice from a trove of rich resources. Illustrated by Langwitches, the image refers to Alec Couros’s original post exploring question, “What does the network mean to you?” Via Anne Whaits, Evdokia Roka
Leslie Minton's curator insight,
July 17, 2013 11:49 AM
Great visual of how networks are created to support how best to utilize them in education. 
Lara Strickland's curator insight,
August 13, 2013 8:06 AM
Depicts exactly what I am exploring at the moment as part of my #H812 studies and MA in Online and Disctance Education. Chosen however not to 'network' Facebook as I tend to use it socially rather than professionally. |
