Social media for_professional_learning_for_early_childhood_educators
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This document discusses using social media for professional learning and development. It outlines the benefits of professional learning networks (PLNs) such as self-directed learning and collaborative connections. It provides steps for building a PLN including lurking in different venues, setting a manageable time commitment, and engaging in conversations. Finally, it lists specific social media venues and resources for early childhood educators to utilize, such as Twitter hashtags, communities of practice, and blogs.
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- 1. Welcome!
- 2. Social Media for Professional Learning Presented by Dr. Shira Leibowitz Email: shiraleibowitz@gmail.com Twitter: @shiraleibowitz
- 3. Taking Charge of Our Professional Learning
- 4. Some Benefits of Professional Learning Networks (PLN’s) • Self-Directed Learning • Learning at Our Own Time & Our Own Pace • Collaborative, Creative Connections • Sharing Resources • Brainstorming & Reflection • Diverse Perspectives & Ideas • Answers to Questions & Even Questions you hadn’t Considered
- 5. Steps in Building a PLN • Lurk in Different Venues • Set a Manageable Amount of Time • Learn Communal Norms • Accept Offers To Help • Post Resources • Engage in Conversation • Be Playful & Positive
- 6. Some Social Media Venues • Webinars • Twitter • Communities of Practice (CoP’s) • Facebook • LinkedIn • Google Plus • Social Bookmarking - Diigo, Delicious, Pinterest • Blogging
- 7. Free Webinars For Early Childhood Educators • http://www.earlychildhoodwebinars.com by Early Childhood Investigations • http://hatchearlylearning.com/resources/events/early-learning-expert-webinars/ by Hatch
- 8. Twitter: Resources To Get Started • Intro to Twitter Pt 1: Creating Your Account by Jeff Bradbury of TeacherCast • Intro to Twitter: Choosing an Avatar, Bio, and composing your first Tweet by Jeff Bradbury o • Cybraryman: How To Take Part in A Twitter Chat (cybraryman.com) • An Educators’ Guide To Twitter by Steven Anderson
- 9. Some Early Childhood Educators To Follow on Twitter Recommended by cybraryman.com (@cybraryman1) • @PreKPages • @KarenNemethEDM • @Debchitwood • @NotJustCute • @Cherylgolangco
- 10. Twitter Hashtags & Chats for Early Childhood Educators • #ecetechchat 9 PM Eastern Time Every Other Wednesday • #kinderchat 9 PM Eastern Time Mondays • #ecetech • #teachpreschool • #earlyed • #prek
- 11. Communities of Practice (CoP’s) • http://edupln.ning.com The Educators’ PLN - Early Childhood Education Group • http://www.edutopia.org Early Childhood Group Discussions
- 12. Facebook Early Childhood Education Groups • Early Childhood ROCK • Hatch Early Childhood
- 13. LinkedIn Early Childhood Education Groups • Early Childhood Education Network • Early Childhood Professionals Group
- 14. Google Plus Early Childhood Communities & Hangouts • Early Childhood Educators • Teach Preschool
- 15. Social Bookmarking Diigo, Delicious, Pinterest • www.diigo.com • www.delicious.com • www.pinterest.com
- 16. Blogging • Follow Blogs by Early Childhood Educators: See http://www.teachercertificationdegrees.com/top-blogs/early- childhood-education/ • Share Posts on Social Media • Comment on Posts • Consider Blogging Yourself
- 17. Questions? Comments? Next steps? Thank You!