Share With #ProjectPLN - November Issue on Best Practices

Hello everyone! Project PLN is looking for posts to share with the educational community. We count on you to tell amazing stories that we can place on Project PLN.

For the November Issue, we are looking for some examples of Best Practices regarding Classroom Management, Homework, Parent Contact or really anything that you think is a Best Practice.

These can be older posts that you would like us to submit or something brand new you want to share. You do not have to have your own blog to submit. All educators are welcome to post. We want to encourage all educators to share their thoughts on Project PLN.

Please share your Best Practice with use at ProjectPLN10@Gmail.com. Please include a photo, a short bio and any links that you would like people to visit after reading your post.

Please send all posts by Friday November 9 and we will be posting later the next week.

Feel free to share this with all of your friends and neighbors who are excited about education. We really can't wait to see what you have to share!

Nick and Kelly
Co-Editors Project PLN

#ProjectPLN November Issue

We are now accepting submissions for the November Issue. We have decided to label it the “Sharing Issue”. There are many great lesson plans, resources and tools out there and it is tough for teachers to find the time to look for them. We want Project PLN to be a place where people can share their awesome lesson plans or resources with everyone out there.

If you think you have something awesome to share, please send an email to ProjectPLN10@gmail.com and we will add it to the November Issue. Please follow the guidelines for submissions below so we can quickly and easily load your posts to the site.

Please email the article or link to the article to ProjectPLN10@gmail.com

Please include a small bio that includes your blog, Twitter handle and other information you would like to share. A picture is encouraged, but not required.

It may be a piece you have published on your blog already. A good idea is still a good idea even if you had it a few months ago.

Please submit posts by Monday November 5. We expect for the issue to go live on Tuesday November 13.

Thanks again for all of the support you have given Project PLN over the years.

Nick and Kelly

Co-Editors - Project PLN

Project PLN Call for Articles! #ProjectPLN #EdChat

Project PLN is back and we are ready to hear from you! We have taken this time off to reflect and re-charge our batteries. We are excited to open up the August issue to our amazing PLN who have wonderful ideas to share with all of us.

Our August issue is going to focus on Back to School Tips. We know that all of you out there have little tips and tricks to make the start of the school year a little bit easier. There are many educators out there that could really benefit from the sage advice of professionals. We are looking for anyone involved with education. You can be a teacher, classroom assistant, principal, hall monitor, superintendent, coach, etc. We just want you to share your ideas with the world.

All articles will be published and we only ask that you follow these guidelines:

Please email the article or link to the article to ProjectPLN10@gmail.com
Please include a small bio that includes your blog, Twitter handle and other information you would like to share. A picture is encouraged, but not required.
It may be a piece you have published on your blog already. A good idea is still a a good idea even if you had it a few months ago.
Please submit posts by Friday August 17. We expect for the issue to go live on Tuesday August 21.

That's it! Just send us a post and we will share it with the rest of the world. We can't wait to hear what you have to share.

Nick and Kelly

Project PLN Editors

November #ProjectPLN

November is the #SchoolDidAGoogThing Issue and we want you to share your story. Just about everyone has a story about how their school did something that impacted their life in a meaningful way. We want to share those stories with as many people as possible.

We ask that you take a moment and share that story with educators all over the world. We know this time of year is busy, but these stories can provide inspiration to educators everywhere.

Please consider submitting your story to ProjectPLN10@Gmail.com