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Snapchat and Your Publication Staff
The document emphasizes the importance of using Snapchat effectively for student journalism and media literacy, presenting key tips and best practices for content creation. It suggests storytelling techniques, creating geofilters, and the need for original content while providing a list of accounts to follow for inspiration. Additionally, it encourages engaging with current conversations outside of school-related topics.
Snapchat and Your Publication Staff
- 1. SNAPCHAT Aaron Manfull s. aaronmanfull t.@manfull Director of Student Media Francis Howell North High School Director Media Now STL “Student Journalism and Media Literacy” Fromm, Hall & Manfull
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- 8. INCREDIBLY EASY TAKE A PICTURE ORVIDEO. ADD SOME TEXT.
- 9. INCREDIBLY EASY TAKE A PICTURE ORVIDEO. ADD SOME TEXT.
- 10. INCREDIBLY EASY TAKE A PICTURE ORVIDEO. ADD SOME TEXT.
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- 24. 1. TELL STORIES To reach youraudience in a relevant way.
- 25. 1. TELL STORIES To reach youraudience in a relevant way. @newyorkermag
- 26. 1. TELL STORIES Dip into yourarchives. @washingtonpost
- 27. 1. TELL STORIES Open. Provide context. Closeit out. @washingtonpost
- 28. 1. TELL STORIES Tell the storyof a sporting event. @washingtonpost
- 29. 1. TELL STORIES Provide context andgive important and timely score updates. @whitneydetails
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- 33. 2. CREATE A GEOFILTER snapchat.com/geofilters 5 TipsFor Creating Geofilters 1. All Graphics Must Be 100% Original 2. No logos or trademarks 3. No photos or hashtags 4. Don’t cover too much of the screen 5. Make it something people will want to use
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- 35. 3. CREATE GOOD CONTENT 1. Tell astory. Make sure you have a beginning, middle and end. This can all be done in one slide, one video or a series. 2. Make each snap count. Every one should have a purpose. 3. Work to keep stories around 90 seconds or less. 4. Don’t follow people back. 5. Avoid mixing horizontal and vertical Snaps. 6. Don’t assume your audience knows what you’re talking about. 7. If you’re going to cover a ballgame, cover the entire game. 8. Finish one story completely before you start the next. Don’t mix stories together. 9. Don’t just talk about school, become a part of the larger conversation going on (ie. New movies, iOS update, Twitter changes, etc.) 10. Be creative. 10 Tips for Creating Good Content
- 36. 4. FOLLOW AND STUDY 1. nowthisnews 2. newyorkermag 3.thenytimes 4. therealverge 5. shonduras 6. fallontonight 7. whitneyupdate 8. thelittlehawk 9. nprnews 10. tacobell 10 Accounts to follow
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- 39. CHEAT SHEET http://goo.gl/TXCM6r Aaron Manfull s.aaronmanfull t. @manfull Director of Student Media Francis Howell North High School Director Media Now STL “Student Journalism and Media Literacy” Fromm, Hall & Manfull
Editor's Notes
- #4 – 2 (3 things) inappropriate photos, messages, photos with messgaes, disappears
- #5 Then I heard the Washington Post was in that arena. Saw they were sharing - this and this and this (examples)
- #7 For my branding @manfull for twitter and then do yellow snap icon with aaronmanfull
- #12 NOTE FOR KATE: Make move play when this slide comes up…
- #18 Who’s read it, Who’s taken a screen shot
- #24 Do you want to add “Storytelling that connects directly with your audience?” just wondering if you need to share why storytelling with this instead of others.
- #25 Do you want to add “Storytelling that connects directly with your audience?” just wondering if you need to share why storytelling with this instead of others.
- #26 NOTE TO KATE: This is a video I would like playing when the slide comes up…
- #40 Shows them how to do things; what the buttons mean; make a story, follow people, etc.