FETC Poster Session PSW-285 - Tweeting for a Connected & Transparent School Community

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TWEETING FOR A CONNECTED & TRANSPARENT SCHOOL COMMUNITY

@PS10BROOKLYN

@PS10BROOKLYN

• Twitter is but the entry point
• We Tweet, Vine, Instagram, Facebook…
• Social media for the transparent & engaged learning

environment

“Teachers are the social media ambassadors of
your school community”

-MR_CASAL #NYSCATE13

WHY TWITTER?
• Twitter was new to all
• sometimes it’s easier to teach a new thing than a

familiar thing a new way
• Easy to keep “personal” and “professional” separate
• no one had a “personal” account
• It’s a quick, easy to use broadcast platform not

requiring viewers to have an account

BUT WHAT ABOUT THE PARENTS NOT ON SOCIAL MEDIA?

TAGBOARD.COM

WE HAVE HASHTAGS…

#PS10BK
#PS10SW
#PS10ST

FULL ENGAGEMENT

PARENT, TEACHER,
ADMINISTRATION

TEACHERS AS LEARNERS

DEMONSTRATING LIFELONG LEARNING &
COLLEAGUES SUPPORTING
COLLEAGUES

COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS

OUR COUNCILMAN
REGULARLY
TWEETS US

PARENTAL ENGAGEMENT

PARENTS ACTIVELY ENGAGING
THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA &
TECHNOLOGY

WE DO ANALOG TOO

CONNECTING WITH
FUTURE
COMMUNITY
MEMBERS

OUR TWEETING
GOAL

• Give parents a glimpse

inside during the day
• Be transparent
• Share successes
• Engage & connect with,

and beyond, our
community

FOLLOW US!

• @PS10Brooklyn
• Over 30 staff members
• tagboard.com/ps10bk
• tagboard.com/ps10sw
• tagboard.com/ps10st

CONTACT
Chris Casal
ccasal@ps10.org
@mr_casal & @PS10Tech
about.me/mrcasal
Presentation:
http://goo.gl/AujP0x
Additional Resources:
ps10tech.blogspot.com & thecasalos.blogspot.com
slideshare.net/mr_casal

THIS POSTER SESSION IS ONLINE

http://goo.gl/AujP0x

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FETC Poster Session PSW-285 - Tweeting for a Connected & Transparent School Community

1. TWEETING FOR A CONNECTED & TRANSPARENT SCHOOL COMMUNITY @PS10BROOKLYN

2. @PS10BROOKLYN • Twitter is but the entry point • We Tweet, Vine, Instagram, Facebook… • Social media for the transparent & engaged learning environment

3. “Teachers are the social media ambassadors of your school community” -MR_CASAL #NYSCATE13

4. WHY TWITTER? • Twitter was new to all • sometimes it’s easier to teach a new thing than a familiar thing a new way • Easy to keep “personal” and “professional” separate • no one had a “personal” account • It’s a quick, easy to use broadcast platform not requiring viewers to have an account

5. BUT WHAT ABOUT THE PARENTS NOT ON SOCIAL MEDIA? TAGBOARD.COM

6. WE HAVE HASHTAGS… #PS10BK #PS10SW #PS10ST

8. #ps10bk OUR GENERAL COMMUNITY HASHTAG

10. #ps10sw OUR “STUDENT WORK” HASHTAG

11.

12. #ps10st OUR “STUDENT TWEETER” HASHTAG

13.

14. FULL ENGAGEMENT PARENT, TEACHER, ADMINISTRATION

15. TEACHERS AS LEARNERS DEMONSTRATING LIFELONG LEARNING & COLLEAGUES SUPPORTING COLLEAGUES

16. COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS OUR COUNCILMAN REGULARLY TWEETS US

17. PARENTAL ENGAGEMENT PARENTS ACTIVELY ENGAGING THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA & TECHNOLOGY

18. WE DO ANALOG TOO CONNECTING WITH FUTURE COMMUNITY MEMBERS

19. OUR TWEETING GOAL • Give parents a glimpse inside during the day • Be transparent • Share successes • Engage & connect with, and beyond, our community

20. FOLLOW US! • @PS10Brooklyn • Over 30 staff members • tagboard.com/ps10bk • tagboard.com/ps10sw • tagboard.com/ps10st

21. CONTACT Chris Casal ccasal@ps10.org @mr_casal & @PS10Tech about.me/mrcasal Presentation: http://goo.gl/AujP0x Additional Resources: ps10tech.blogspot.com & thecasalos.blogspot.com slideshare.net/mr_casal

22. THIS POSTER SESSION IS ONLINE http://goo.gl/AujP0x

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