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@hollyrae's pln concept map #3
Third in a series of artifacts where I attempted to map my PLN.
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Uploaded on Oct 28, 2009
Contemplating persona
Lots of great conversation lately about persona and presence online. Which of the four is the real me? :) That's rhetorical entirely, of course.
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Uploaded on Oct 28, 2009
@hollyrae's PLN #2
Where I'm at Sept. 2009. An update from my last PLN concept map. Perhaps I avoided the spelling mishaps this time; if not, enjoy!
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Uploaded on Sep 28, 2009
Learning the language
Based on rave reviews by @alexpickett and others, I'm trying to learn the language of loving Diigo.
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Uploaded on Aug 13, 2009
Tag: you're it
Along with Google Reader, del.icio.us is one of the tools I have used the longest. Love the simplicity of this powerful network.
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Uploaded on Aug 13, 2009
Take time to enjoy Twine
Twine pulls you in beyond the traditional shared resource tools by integrating social features,...
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Uploaded on Aug 13, 2009
Follow the astronaut!
Find people doing things you wouldn't maybe ordinarily do. Weak ties can be powerful and help you bring fresh information back to your colleagues.
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Uploaded on Aug 13, 2009
Feedly is my boyfriend
So it's a firefox extension that piggybacks on your Twitter, Google Reader & Friendfeed. Yum....
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Uploaded on Aug 6, 2009
Not just for breakfast!
Friendfeed is a more scaled version of twitter... before it became so full of 'collective.'
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Uploaded on Aug 6, 2009
Who's your PLN producer?
Your critical thinking, decision making, and analysis of your own personal learning experience...
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Uploaded on Aug 6, 2009
Take your feeds on the road!
A bit of my PLN concept map in the background. IMHO if you put together the power of friendfeed and RSS, you can rule the world ;-)
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Uploaded on Aug 6, 2009
@hollyrae's PLN
Looked at how i use Google Reader, Feedly and Friendfeed (how I group and organize in those tools) to analyze patterns in my own personal learning.
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Uploaded on Jul 30, 2009
