Personal Learning Network (PLN): A How To Guide
I have spoken a lot about personal learning networks over the years, in fact I wax poetic about them in my book, #socialQI: Simple Solutions for Improving Your Healthcare. More recently as part of an EdTech session that I am participating in early next year I was asked to put together a set of ‘how to’ videos that explore how I structure my lifelong learning and my own PLN. This video resource set is intended to be distributed as a ‘flipped resource’ for that meeting, but I thought, since the content might be useful to those not attending the January meeting, that there may be some benefit in posting the resource set here too.
As you work through the videos think about whether there are other technologies that I might add (I have a few in mind) and I will append the series over time.
Enjoy!
Personal Learning Network Introduction
How to use Twitter and Hootsuite to Enhance Your PLN
How to use Google Alerts to Enhance Your PLN
How to use PubMed and MyNCBI to Enhance Your PLN
How to use a Blog Archive to Enhance Your PLN
Written by Brian S McGowan, PhD
Dr. McGowan has served in leadership positions in numerous medical educational organizations and commercial supporters and is a Fellow of the Alliance (FACEhp). He founded the Outcomes Standardization Project, launched and hosted the Alliance Podcast, and most recently launched and hosts the JCEHP Emerging Best Practices in CPD podcast. In 2012 he Co-Founded ArcheMedX, Inc, a healthcare informatics and e-learning company to apply his research in practice.
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These videos were concise and informative as well as engaging. Although I am familiar with most of these approaches, it helped me to consider how I can optimize them to expand my PLN.
Thanks Greselda. This series is intended to be coordinated with a variety of other short videos leading up to an ACEhp14 technology session. I hope that they work as stand alone modules, but hope they work even better as a small piece in a larger project!
Brian