Social Media

District guidance on social media usage

District policy

Social Media Guidelines

New accounts

Social Media Registration

Permission slip for sharing student work

Sample Parent Letter

Social media provides us with unique opportunities to share the story of learning in our classrooms using the language our students communicate with. When we meet students where they are, we can ensure they are actively invested in our shared stories. Acting strategically, we can use maximize social media connections to interact with users around the world.

Hashtags are most powerful on Twitter, but can also be used on Facebook and Instagram.

If...

Then...

sharing an example of innovative instruction

#innovate28

sharing an example of developing hearts and minds

#tlc28

tweeting about your own classroom

@GreenbriarD28 @WestmoorD28 @GoMBStars @NBJH_D28 @D28Northbrook

tweeting about the Learning First Initiative

@LearningFirst28

connecting with your school librarian

@GBLibrary28 @MBLibrary28 @westmoorlibrary @nbjhreads

using tech for Formative Assessment

Find more info on our formative assessment tech recommendations here

#FormativeTech

using Apple's native apps

(iMovie, Clips, Pages, Keynote, Numbers, Garage Band, Notes)

@AppleEDU

#AppleTeacher

using G Suite (Google) tools

(Classroom, Docs, Slides, Drive, Keep, Chrome, Gmail)

@GSuite

Want to learn more? Check out our resources on Twitter for Educators.

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