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Maybe your goal will be to join Twitter and find 10 people to follow. Then challenge yourself to check in every day for a month and see what your followers are tweeting about. If this works for you, you can build on it. If not, you can always try something new!

I plan on using my favored outlet of Facebook and podcasts to interact with the larger education community. I will listen to podcasts about music education to and from work and follow pages on all of my favored platforms to see what the latest trends and topics are in my field. I now am inspired to comment and ask questions to see what kind of contribution i can make to my community.

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My PLN goal is to dedicate a portion of the the time I spend scrolling through social media to working on my PLN. Since I am already on Twitter, Pinterest, Facebook and Instagram regularly, I will be following more educational accounts and looking at them more closely. Another goal I have is to post more often so I can grow my PLN. My goal will be to post on one platform at least once a week.

My plan is to use instagram, facebook, and pinterest to develop my PLN. My goal is to replace the time I typically spend on social media looking at entertaining posts with time spent looking at educational, productive profiles. I can do this by following more educational organizations, teachers, and educational bloggers. I will also start sharing more of my own experiences and interacting with posts that I find beneficial and enlightening.

My one tip to starting your PLM is talking to fellow teachers. Ask them for recommendations for who they love to follow. Once you find one person you love, look at who they follow and follow those people too. Look up hashtags about things that are important to you like art in the classroom or music, etc. The more you use your platform for things like this, the more your platform will recognize what you are interested in and it will do all the work for you by showing you things you would love.

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