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Week One Resources
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EDU3 5 2 : Fo u n d a ti o n s o f Ed u c a ti o n a l Te c h n o l o g y Co u rs e Ma te ri a l s
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WEEK ONE RESOURCES .................................................................................................................................................................... 3
ACCOUNT SIGNUPS ................................................................................................................................................................................ 3
Required Software Registrations ....................................................................................................................................................... 3
Optional Registrations ...................................................................................................................................................................... 3
TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION .................................................................................................................................................................. 3
Required Resources ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3
LINKEDIN ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Required Resources ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Recommended Resources .................................................................................................................................................................. 4
SOCIAL NETWORKING ............................................................................................................................................................................ 4
Required Resource ............................................................................................................................................................................ 4
Recommended Resources .................................................................................................................................................................. 4
PHOTO SHARING AND IMAGES ................................................................................................................................................................ 4
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- 2. A personal learning network is a network in which, how you personally learn from different sources or resources.
- 3. Twitter is a great way that I source articles Follow educational websites for classroom ideas and research. Getting in touch with other teachers, educational researcher's
- 4. I use this for my singing lessons. I try to incorporate music into my life as a tool for learning.
- 5. I use this a learning resource particularly to view ideas or terms. To find out resources.
- 6. I use these talks to gain information and knowledge of current practices and ideas on education.
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