I realized that first thing that
you will be when you start a PLN is overwhelmed. It’s a common adjective that a
lot of first time personal learning networker becomes. But as I read through
this challenge, I realized that like all learning experience there is a
practical way of getting into the rhythm. Sarah Poling’s tips gave a lot to
think about.
1. Learning styles and personal
preferences:
I’m a visual learner. Blogs,
video hosting sites, web-based free lecture, tutoring resources and social
networks attract my attention.
2. Set a goal
Why didn’t I learn about
futureme.com in the past? Creating S.M.A.R.T. goals makes them powerful and
achievable.
3. Set a routine
The best time for me to build my
PLN is at 7:00 before dinner. I feel extremely lazy and ready to retire after
dinner.
4. Find resources that help
I found that www.emergingedtech.com extremely
helpful in providing links to free tools and resources.
5. Decide what works best for you
I have not decided on anything
yet. But I think I’ll do well with blogging.
6. Don’t force it
I have not joined any
conversations yet or shared much on twitter or blogger. I think I should give
myself time before I take the plunge.
Being able to write my thoughts
down about these tips help me identify where I’m at as far as PLN-ing is
concerned. Great!
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