Show Summary:
In this episode, John and Mark talk about how educators stay connected and informed in a time when professional networking platforms are shifting. With Twitter’s transformation, BlueSky still finding its footing, and LinkedIn offering a slower-paced, more formal vibe, they explore how educators are adapting to build their circles and stay current.

They reflect on the evolution of online professional learning communities, share how their own networking habits have changed, and consider what’s missing in today’s digital spaces. If you’ve been wondering where the best conversations in education are happening now, this episode takes a closer look at the landscape.

Show Notes: Key Topics

• The changing role of Twitter/X in education networking
• Why platforms like BlueSky haven’t gained momentum with educators
• The pros and cons of LinkedIn as a professional learning space
• How educators are finding new ways to connect and share ideas
• The importance of informal, real-time collaboration in professional growth
• Reflections on what educators need from online networks today

Links from the Show:

• NCTM
• PETE & C
• PA Principals
• NCLA
• SXSW

Connect with Mark:

• ⁠Instagram⁠

• ⁠LinkedIn⁠

• ⁠Website⁠

Connect with John:

• ⁠Instagram⁠

• ⁠LinkedIn⁠

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Intro and Outro Music:

Dreamer Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/