This document provides resources for teachers to engage in self-directed professional development, including reading books and newsletters, taking online courses, following education experts on social media, participating in online communities, attending conferences, and visiting other schools. Key hashtags and Twitter accounts are listed to find relevant online conversations, and free resources like the Library of Congress and New York Times websites for teachers are highlighted for finding materials. The document encourages sharing additional professional development resources by adding to a shared Google Doc.

1. DIY PD
@KarenBlumberg and @KimBeeman

2. "No one knows everything,
everyone knows something,
all knowledge resides in humanity."
Lévy 1997

3. Read books

4. Subscribe to newsletters

5. Online Learning Opportunities

6. tschaut’s
Contribution
Reciprocity
Accumulation
Value
The positive spiral of social networks

8. Stake your claim

11. 9 Social Media Tips
for Freelancers from
Sree Sreenivasan
@Sree’s Twitter Tips

12. Twitter #Hashtags via @cybraryman1

13. Twitter chat schedule via @cybraryman1

14. Hashtags to follow:
#edchat #edtech
#STEAM #MakerEd
#asiaED #dtk12
#engchat #titletalk
#mathchat #scichat
#satchat #cpchat
#artsed #artchat
#musedchat #langchat
Accounts to follow:
@librarianedge
@tabletj @dorakio
@elemenous @sugatam
@mscofino @donbuckley
@jaymesdec @garystager
@adriennegifford
@intrepidteacher
@emilymccarren @ksivick
@EdcampUSA @hadleyjf

15. Tagboard for #edchat

16. Tagboard for #lksw2015

18. Finding G+ Communities

19. Best of ALL… Google Hangouts!

20. GoogleCal of PD

21. Free Tech for Teachers

22. Science360

23. Library of Congress Teachers Page

24. New York Times Teachers Page

25. Visit other schools

26. Go to an Edcamp

27. Join a Meetup group

28. Use Google to locate Conferences
“ed conferences asia”
“ed conferences singapore”

29. Please add more resources to the
GoogleDoc below!
https://docs.google.
com/document/d/1HGYCO32vTrXHqyM1EbV-
eNuo5WiMtw0OfhxhT7LXs6w/pub