Social media and school communication
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The document discusses a new school's decision to start a campus Twitter feed to improve communication with students and parents and help build school tradition. The Twitter feed is used to share daily school events, publicly thank student groups, promote important on and off-campus events, and send messages. An assessment at the end of the year found the Twitter feed had positively impacted the school's culture by keeping students informed and involved.
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Social media and school communication
- 2. PROBLEM As a new school, our routine communication methods were not met. As the school grows we wanted to help build a tradition of electronic communication. After polling both students and parents, we decided to start a campus Twitter feed. This feed would serve to share the day to day events of the school as well as make large announcements.
- 3. TWITTER FEED FOLLOWING CFHS Twitter Feed Reading Materials: Don’t Teach the Canaries Not to Sing By Robert Ramsey
- 4. SHARING DAY TO DAY HAPPENINGS
- 5. PUBLICALLY THANKING STUDENT GROUPS
- 6. IMPORTANT EVENTS OFF CAMPUS
- 10. COMMUNICATION AND SCHOOL CLIMATE The article “The Relationship between Effective Communication of High School Principal and School Climate” ascertains that “Effective communication is one critical characteristics of effective and successful school principal.” At CFHS we use our campus Twitter Feed as a 21st Century communication device.
- 11. SOCIAL MEDIA FOR THE FUTURE • Facebook • Pinterest • FlickR • YouTube • Friendster • Stumble Upon
- 12. EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION Students need to feel connected to their school. To assure that students have that connection, effective ongoing communication is vital to assure A positive school culture.
- 13. CONCLUSION At the end of this year, I’ve found that using social media has positively affected our school culture. Students often comment on the Twitter feed and how the involvement keeps them informed. Students retweet events and pictures to share with others, while also using the feed as a way to ask questions.