[ed. note: From time to time we post this about our PLC map. You may want to add your information to it. If all the pins look jumbled together, just zoom in and you can see where people are much more clearly. See the Tutorial hard link above for details.]
Thank you to Sean Lawler who has built this map for us using ZeeMaps so we can know where each other is in the world. Follow the steps below to register. By registering, potential regional networking can begin to happen*.
So register. Here are the steps:
5-Step Tutorial to Access Ben Slavic’s Members Locations Map:
1) Access the map at http://bit.ly/18BevSu
2) Register by clicking on “Sign In/ Register”, a link you’ll find at the upper right-hand corner of the map.
3) Add your location by clicking on the “Additions” blue tab. Scroll and click on “Add Marker – Simple” or “Add Marker – Detailed” depending on how much info you’d like to add. Clicking on the details tab allows you to add media, say something about yourself, etc.
4. We want everyone to identify themselves by colored flags:
Chinese: mold
Germans: burgundy
French : yellow
Latin: lavender
Spanish: red
Gaelic: light purple
English: blue
Breton: black
Russian: forest green
5) Click on “Submit” and you’re done!
[ed. note: Sean Lawler is the “administrator” of the PLC Map. If you are having any difficulty with the Map, please don’t hesitate to contact him by email – seanmichaellawler@gmail.com.]
*In my opinion, the future of this work lies in teachers getting together regionally.