Step 4: Your Task

 Your Task
We would like you to add your voices and ideas to our ongoing conversation about PLNs by undertaking one or more of these challenges:

1. Browse: Do a Twitter search of one of the Twitter chats and check out the information shared during the chat. For example, tell us about any resources, or ideas, you discovered reading through the Twitter chat conversation. The last resource about Twitter chat that have been discovered :“Periscope “, is a social net that was born through the popular manifestation in the Taksin square of Istanbul in March 2017. It is all the way of sharing social  participation throughout use of ICT (it’s undeniable the presence of the new Information and Comunicative Technologies in our lifes). They affect the way we are connected one with other, they are part of the construction of our identity and they definitely transform all kinds of political activity. The possibilities for Comunication and inter-connection that they allow and the models for action they bring about have made ICT a key element of contemporary collective action. Periscope 
2. Join a Twitter Chat: Leave a comment on this post to share what you learned from participating in the Twitter chat. Tell us about any resources,or ideas, you discovered during the chat. I will also noticed that Twitter chat hashtags are often used outside of the designated time frame to share resources, ask questions and help each other. The hashtag becomes a community! For example, #CiudadaniaDIG , I have learned that crowdfunding is the best project for sharing earnings and it is very interesting. On  January 15 we collaborated and shared our own points of view on digital citizenship.
3. Blog post: Write a blog post about your initial impressions of Twitter chats. Twitter chats might feel overwhelming but if you give it a chance for a few weeks it will really start to make sense and you will see how it’s so popular with educators. If you need help at any time you are on Twitter, just Tweet one of our team e.g. @edublogs,@kathleen_morris,@Edublogs_Eugene, or @suewaters.