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Cathy/Facebook

stephens_cathy — 2014-10-23 09:36:32 UTC

I added some people to follow on Facebook, such as Scholastic and Free Technology for Teachers. I look forward to seeing more educational ideas in my newsfeed.

Nicole Barba/PLN

nicolegymnast12 — 2014-10-23 13:41:57 UTC

-Pinterest

-Instagram

-Twitter

-bloglovin

-diigo

emilyjhalls20 — 2014-10-23 13:42:07 UTC

Emily/Blog lovin'

I added an app called blog lovin' and you can follow various bloggers and they come up in a feed like facebook!

Rebecca Ruegger/ Twitter

rebeccaruegger — 2014-10-23 13:42:09 UTC

I continued to use my professional twitter this week. I continued to follow teachers and sites for different tools. I also commented on tools that my followers tweeted and interacted in conversations about my classroom.

Brittany Bryant/Blogs

bnbryan — 2014-10-23 13:42:19 UTC

I created a post on Edmodo about great teacher blogs I have found. Emily gave me a great app to organize all the blogs I follow into one nice feed! A lot of these blogs also have twitter, pinterest, and teacher pay teachers accounts! So many good ideas and a lot of freebies!

Courtney/PLN

c_pepper — 2014-10-23 13:42:21 UTC

Added bookmarks to Diigo

Followed blogs on bloglovin

Twitter

Abby Long

aklong — 2014-10-23 13:42:22 UTC

I followed a ton of different teachers on Pinterest. I also downloaded an app called bloglovin' which is an app where you can follow different teacher blogs!

Lauren Burger

lcburge — 2014-10-23 13:42:31 UTC

I tried Pinterest and explored it multiple times this week

I created a professional Twitter

Alisha Knapp/PLN

alishaknapp — 2014-10-23 13:42:40 UTC

> Pinterest

> LinkedIn

> Twitter

> Blog Lovin'

Kylie McCormack

krmccor — 2014-10-23 13:42:41 UTC

I followed my phase one mentor on Pinterest and followed her different education boards. Also created a twitter account & followed education

Alex Granger/Pinterest

aegrang — 2014-10-23 13:42:42 UTC

I started following professional pinterest pages and have gotten a lot of great ideas. From classroom decor, to classroom management and assessment, I feel like have learned a lot!

Elise Lamb/Twitter

elise_lamb — 2014-10-23 13:42:44 UTC

I created a professional Twitter account and followed one of my ISU professors, one of my high school teachers, edutopia, and ClassDojo. I'm excited to learn more about classroom management through some of these accounts.

Morgan Jones

mojones4593 — 2014-10-23 13:42:59 UTC

Twitter

Diigo

Google+

Symbaloo

Jenni Catanzaro

jlcatan1 — 2014-10-23 13:42:59 UTC

-Pinterest

-blogger

-Twitter

Kelcey malahy

kelceymalahy — 2014-10-23 13:44:04 UTC

I have added more information to my LinkedIn. I also have added more people to follow on Twitter and Facebook. I recently began following more blogs on Facebook that have a lot of freebies.

Jessica

jessicamck93 — 2014-10-23 13:45:10 UTC

Facebook

Twitter

Diigo

Emily Jarosz

edjaros — 2014-10-23 17:26:43 UTC

I created a twitter account and Pinterest to help me follow other educators and find topics about my current grade level. I also use these for looking at classroom ideas and organization methods.

Jill Plunkett

jillianplunkett — 2014-10-23 17:26:44 UTC

I started following professional Pinterest boards and created a professional twitter account. I also have been using weebly blog and the app bloglovin'.

Kaylee Krapfl

kjkrapf — 2014-10-23 17:26:44 UTC

I followed several teachers on Pinterest and have been getting a lot of great ideas. I have also been trying Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn.

Kari Thomas

kathoma — 2014-10-23 17:26:44 UTC

This week I started following professionals on Pinterest. I found a lot of great ideas on classroom layout, lesson plans, and neat tricks. Though there were many great ideas, I had to sort through many not so great ones!

Anna Miller

aemill2 — 2014-10-23 17:26:47 UTC

I created a professional Twitter and have started following many educators as well as authors. I plan to explore more ways to use Twitter as a resource.

Katherine Rhoades

kkrhoad — 2014-10-23 17:26:47 UTC

I created a Twitter that is used more professionally. I began to look at people and hashtags to keep up with it. I also looked at Pinterest to see people to follow to find resources.

Lauren Lingle/PLN

lauren_lingle — 2014-10-23 17:26:53 UTC

I created a professional Twitter and followed Educational professionals.

-Pinterest

-bloglovin

Ema/PLN

ekchorn — 2014-10-23 17:26:55 UTC

Twitter

Blog lovin

Anne Look/PLN

amlook — 2014-10-23 17:26:56 UTC

I started following more educational professionals on Twitter. I also downloaded the app Blog Lovin'. I am very excited to be able to follow blogs in one place!

Tara Stasiewicz

tarastasiewicz — 2014-10-23 17:27:02 UTC

Weebly Blog

Facebook

Twitter

Sam/PLN

slberry — 2014-10-23 17:27:05 UTC

I started following professionals on Pinterest. I set up folders for Math, Science, Social Studies, reading, writing, and classroom in general. I found some neat ideas!

Jaime/LinkedIn and Twitter

jaime_tee1 — 2014-10-23 17:27:09 UTC

I created a LinkedIn page and a Twitter account. I tried connecting with people on LinkedIn and added information to my profile. On Twitter, I started following professionals.

Melanie Ohnsted /PLN

melanieohnsted — 2014-10-23 17:27:17 UTC

-Pinterest

-Twitter

-LinkedIn

Deena Savas

dmsavas — 2014-10-23 17:28:43 UTC

I tried twitter last week but I found that Pinterest this week is definitely more beneficial for new teachers.