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Susan SmithTCEA 2009
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Stages of Personal Learning Networks Adoption
Stage 1 Immersion: Immerse yourself into networks. Create any and all networks you can find where there are people and ideas to connect to. Collaboration and connections take off.
Stage 2 Evaluation: Evaluate your networks and start to focus in on which networks you really want to focus your time on. You begin feeling a sense of urgency and try to figure out a way to “Know it all.”
Stage 3 Know it all: Find that you are spending many hours trying to learn everything you can. Realize there is much you do not know and feel like you can’t disconnect. This usually comes with spending every waking minutes trying to be connected to the point that you give up sleep and contact with others around you to be connected to your networks of knowledge.
Stage 4 Perspective: Start to put your life into perspective. Usually comes when you are forced to leave the network for awhile and spend time with family and friends who are not connected (a vacation to a hotel that does not offer a wireless connection, or visiting friends or family who do not have an Internet connection).
Stage 5 Balance: Try and find that balance between learning and living. Understanding that you can not know it all, and begin to understand that you can rely on your network to learn and store knowledge for you. A sense of calm begins as you understand that you can learn when you need to learn and you do not need to know it all right now
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Tracy MillerHas an interesting visual for the process, one of which might be discouragement of how the LN can take on a life of its own.
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Ben WilkoffDiagram and explination of PLN adoption
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Peggy GeorgeExcellent blog post by Jeff Utecht about PLNs and how to develop your own PLN--great graph that highlights the various stages
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Jon Tannerhow to form your own Personal Learning Network, and the stages you go through.
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Alice BarrDavid Warlick wrote a post the other day about being able to zip up or turn off your Personal Learning Network (PLN). I too have been thinking about how one goes about starting a PLN, how do you monitor it, and how do you learn to shut it off. We all continue to push teachers to start PLNs if they haven’t already. Learning from the collective knowledge of educators around the world
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Donna BaumbachPLN
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John EvansHow one goes about starting a PLN, how do you monitor it, and how do you learn to shut it off.
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Roger StackThe Thinking Stick
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Allison MillerJeff Utecht's blog post about "how one goes about starting a PLN (Personal Learning Network), how do you monitor it, and how do you learn to shut it off."
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Tod BakerDavid Warlick wrote a post the other day about being able to zip up or turn off your Personal Learning Network (PLN). I too have been thinking about how one goes about starting a PLN, how do you monitor it, and how do you learn to shut it off. We all continue to push teachers to start PLNs if they haven’t already. Learning from the collective knowledge of educators around the world.
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Caroline O'Bannonand on achieving balance between networked and unnetworked life
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Cheri ToledoStages of PLN adoption - Jeff Utecht's post
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Shanta Rohseand on achieving balance between networked and unnetworked life
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Sylvia Riessnerreferred by Stephen Downes, blog is by David Warlick
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Stages of Personal Learning Networks Adoption
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Stage 5 Balance: Try and find that balance between learning and living. Understanding that you can not know it all, and begin to understand that you can rely on your network to learn and store knowledge for you. A sense of calm begins as you understand that you can learn when you need to learn and you do not need to know it all right now.
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Michelle KrillStages of Personal Learning Networks Adoption
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judith epckeJeff Utecht's blog post about Stages of PLN adoption
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Stages of Personal Learning Networks Adoption
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Britt WatwoodThe Thinking Stick » Blog Archive »
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