This document discusses using personal learning networks (PLNs) to connect, collaborate, collect, curate, and contribute information online. It emphasizes that PLNs allow learning anywhere and anytime from educators around the world. Key benefits highlighted are flexibility, finding relevant information, and connecting with thought leaders. Specific tools mentioned for PLNs include social networks like Twitter, social bookmarking services like Diigo, and curation services like Paper.li. Step-by-step instructions are provided for setting up accounts and using features of these tools to build personal learning networks.