Personalize Learning (#plearnchat)

Personalized Learning Newsletter for May is out and filled with great articles and stories. You see, 2014 is the year of Personalized Learning. The buzz is out. Teacher and learner roles are changing. There are more stories in the news about learners taking responsibility for their learning. There are more examples of teachers creating learning environments that encourage creativity and collaboration. We wrote the 10 Trends of Personalized Learning several months ago and realized we needed to share it with our followers.

Take a few minutes and sign up to receive our newsletter.

Check out our July 2013 Newsletter on "How we Learn". We connected with so many wonderful people at ISTE who wanted to discuss how learners learn best. This newsletter includes links, resources, and posts about how we learn, the brain and much more. Enjoy!

This newsletter features a new and exciting eCourse on the 5 w"s of Personalized Learning that is starting on February 7th. Join with educators from around the world in this course that will include the first global Personalize Learning (PL) Community of Practice. In this issue, discover why Iowa decided to have the first PL Community of Practice in the country.

Take a look at how Chris Edwards, a transformational educator, has created a personalized learning environment for his young learners and how they are using technology to solve unique problems.

Learn why it is important to help every learner become an expert learner, the goal in persoanlizing learning. And take a look at a Maine classroom where learners have voice and choice.

If you would like to receive our future newsletters, sign-up on our site at www.personalizelearning.com.

Check out the Personalize Learning Newsletter - September 2013 Edition.

This edition of our newsletter shares information on our self-sustaining Personalized Learning System along with other resources, books, and links that you can use as you go on your own journey of personalizing learning for you and your learners.

Please share this newsletter with friends and colleagues worldwide!