Snapchat Explained: A Microlearning Event (September 2018)
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This document provides an overview of using Snapchat for library outreach. It discusses why libraries should consider using Snapchat, how to set up an account, how to add friends and content, and tips for creating and sharing snaps. Analytics tools are also mentioned to help measure engagement. The goal is to provide libraries and educators guidance on using Snapchat's visual communication features to better connect with patrons and students.
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- 3. 3 Today’s Agenda September 5, 2018
- 4. Communication via photo and/or video that allow individuals to express themselves in creative ways. 4
- 5. 5 What’s the Appeal? 48% 33% 15% 4% 18-24 yrs 25-29 yrs 30-49 yrs 50+ yrs 5 4.9 5.7 11.5 12.8 16.6 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 Twitter Pinterest Facebook Instagram Snapchat US Teen Social Network Users, by Plagrom, 20186 millions
- 6. “I struggled with communication because kids don’t read email and they’ve moved away from Facebook and Twitter. That’s why I decided to create a Snapchat account.” Snapchat Directory 6 -Hannah Byrd Little (@libfeet), Middle School Library Director at The Webb School of Bell Buckle 58% 34% 8% Public Academic K-12
- 7. Why does your library need a Snapchat account? What’s the value will this platform add to your outreach efforts? What are your goals? (quarterly/yearly) Map out and focus your content plan Do you want to add patrons back as friends 1-way vs 2-way communication PREPARE 7
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- 10. 10 1) Filters: On 2) View My Story: Everyone 3) Contact Me: Everyone 4) Show me in Quick Add: On Recommended Settings • Settings o Personal info o Privacy settings o Manage who can see/view your snaps o Turn on/off certain features Access to
- 11. Platform Layout 11 Low-light Camera flash Camera viewSettings, Contacts, Snapcode { Shutter Button Memories Discover Video Resource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qH_25i-2510
- 13. 13 1. By Username 2. With Quick ADD 3. Via Your Contacts 4. By Snapcode 4 Ways to Add Friends Add Friends
- 14. 14 1. By Username 2. By Snapcode (Finally, a practical use for QR Codes!) 3. Physically- print out your snapcode Sharing Your Username Video resource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQRSJdCH_58 Get Friends to Add You
- 15. Promotion 15 • Snapcode & Username • Places: • Profile picture • FB, Twitter, YouTube, etc • Business cards1 • Email signatures1 • Circulation desk • Around the library/school • Front of the library1 • Assemblies • Outreach visits • Website/blog • Newsletter2
- 16. Learn how to send and receive chats, photos, and videos in Snapchat
- 19. From the home screen, tap the shutter button at the bottom of the screen to capture a photo and press and hold to take a video. 19 1 Flip the camera view by selecting the camera icon in the upper right corner. 2 Lenses & Filters Lenses: Activate lenses by tapping on the screen. In selfie mode you should see a web that maps your face and a toolbar w/ lens options at the bottom of the screen. In forward facing mode you can add augmented reality features. 1 2 Filters- After you take your picture swipe right to access geofilters and other options and left to access “Instagram-style” filters. Lens Explorer Community lenses- Lenses designed by members of the Snapchat community. They are free to make. https://lensstudio.snapchat.com/ 3 3
- 20. T icon- add text to your snap. 20 1 Pencil icon- The drawing tool. 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 Stopwatch icon- set the amount of seconds it takes for your photo to disappear (1-10 seconds, or infinity but will be deleted once your friend closes the snaps) 6 Sticker icon- add emoji, Bitmoji, or your customized stickers to your snap. 3 Scissors icon- Photoshop- style editing options 4 Paperclip icon- attach a URL to your photo 5 Swipe right to include geofilters Swipe left to include background filters (similar to Instagram) Save to Memories and/or your camera roll Send to a friend, Stories or Our Story Send to Stories Delete
- 21. Tap your picture or tap the T icon on the right to add text. You can drag the text box by tapping and holding. Tap the T icon once to left align text, twice to center, and three times to return to the default text bar. Pinch to make the text smaller, bigger, or to rotate. Use the color bar to change the text color. The arrow in the upper left corner will allow you to exit the menu. 21 1 1
- 22. Pinch in or out to change the brush size. Heart- choose a heart and desired color Press and drag the color bar toward the end of the screen to expand your color selection. 22 2 2
- 23. • Add stickers to your snap: emoji, bitmoji, icons (like time, date and temp), and GIFs. • Top search bar allows you to search stickers (ex: spring) • Bottom menu gives you different sticker options, you can also access the stickers you cut out w/ the Scissors feature. • Resize sticker by placing two fingers and pinching it to the size you want, rotate sticker with two fingers • Add sticker to a moving object by recording a video and adding it on the preview screen. Tap and hold the emoji to drag it over the moving target, hold it over the object for a moment, and the emoji should follow the object. 23 33
- 24. • Edit your photo. • Arrow next to the scissors icon will undo your last action • Square with peeling corner- Use your finger to cut parts of the picture and create a sticker from it • Star icon- Magic eraser • Square with fuzzy center- pick a backdrop • Tint brush- change an objects color 24 4 4
- 25. Tap paperclip icon Type in URL Select “Attach to Snap” 25 5 5 Call to Action Link
- 26. 26 6 Stopwatch icon • Choose how long your photo/video is visible • Videos can be played once or on a loop • Can also select Bounce for a Boomerang/GIF style video 6 Actions at the bottom of the screen • Turn sound on or off, save to memories (you can also save to your camera roll) • Half rectangle with the arrow- save • Right arrow- send to a friend, My Story or Our Story Actions during the video • Slide finger on the lock to take 6 sequential 10 second video snaps (i.e. 1 long 60 second video)
- 27. Sending to Your Story Posting to Your Story • Tap the arrow at the bottom of the snap • Send to My Story My Story- A collection of snaps that you publish for your friends to view over a 24 hr period, you can watch as many times as you want during that period Our Story- A collection of snaps submitted by different Snapchatters surrounding a similar topic (provide different points of view). They are automatically created and hand-curated by Team Snapchat. Custom Story- A story you create that is only available to certain Snapchatters (added by either geofence or username).
- 28. Views per snap Who’s viewed/taken a screenshot of your snap 29
- 29. 30 1. Press the icon below the shutter button to access your saved memories 2. Search via the search bar at the top 3. Toggle between the tabs at the top 4. Camera Roll- toggle between All, Screenshots, and Videos subtabs. • You can select a photo and send as a photo/video to your friends or upload to your Story Memories
- 30. NY Times Sephora • 10 Seconds At A Time, A Teacher Tries Snapchat To Engage Students • NASA 32 Content Ideas Bustle
- 31. 33 Resources Snapchat YouTube Channel AL Direct American Libraries Magazine Nikki D Robertson Book Riot • 8+ great bookish Snapchat accounts to follow Librarian Enumerations Adweek HubSpot Blog Hootsuite Digital Trends Jeff Bullas Brands • @bookriot • @sourpatchsnaps • @popsugar • @washingtonpost • @tacobell • @mashable • @grubhub • Buzzfeed- find via Discover Snapchat Mashable TechCrunch School Library Journal Libraries • @jpl_tab • @NISDStevensLibrary • @CMCLibrary • @libraryul • @librarycommerce • @cheshirelibrary • @aacpl • @uwflibraries Sticker Mule
- 32. What did you like about the webinar so far? What is confusing about the webinar? Was there anything you wanted covered that was not? Try it Out!
- 33. Try it Out! 1) Add me as a friend on Snapchat: @bookmaven530 2) Post a photo or video with the following things: • Who You Are • Favorite thing about being a librarian • Favorite LC or Dewey Decimal classification area
- 34. paigealfonzo@gmail.com @paigealfonzo @bookmaven530 librarianenumerations.wordpress.com Thank you! 36
- 35. 1. Download Bitmoji (iOS, Android) and set up your avatar 2. Settings Bitmoji
- 36. “I like to see how many views our first picture gets vs our last picture; usually there’s a drop-off after the 2nd or 3rd which indicates that we might be posting too much about one thing.” –Alanna Graves1 Analytics 38 Management Platforms Snaplytics Delmondo Mish Guru
- 37. 39 Tap their name to chat Tap their avatar to view their story Tap and hold to view a users profile Snapchat Search Practice! • In the search bar type Smithsonian • Now type Library of Congress
- 38. Your Turn! • Click on avatar n upper left corner tap snapcode save snapcode to camera roll • Navigate to the chat screen tap on my profile tap the insert picture icon select snapcode send