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Get Ready for the 5th Annual #cyberPD Event



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#cyberPD is THE one online learning event that I don't want to miss every summer.  I have participated in the previous four #cyberPD events and I am as excited as ever to be co-hosting (my second year) with Cathy Mere and Laura Komos the 5th annual #cyberPD event.

#cyberPD provides me the opportunity to ...
Read a book with colleagues across the world.
Share my thoughts, questions, wonders, and thinking.
Converse about the book via blogs, comments, the Google Community and Twitter.
Learn from many colleagues who push my thinking forward.
Gain insights and ideas to take back to my classroom.
Slowly grow together over a long summer month.
Make connections that will lead to more learning in the future.

It's quite an amazing experience, and I truly hope that YOU are joining in!  Beginning next week -- the week of July 6th -- we are reading and sharing our thoughts about the book hot off the presses:

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Digital Reading: What's Essential in Grades 3-8
 by William L. Bass II and Franki Sibberson


Paperback or ebook can be purchased from NCTE.
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Digital Reading:  #cyberPD Schedule and Participation

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Please let me know if you have any questions or comments!
Leave your question or comment here or contact me on Twitter at @litlearningzone
Our goal is to stay CONNECTED and LEARN with all #cyberPD participants.


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