The internet world is finicky. Normally when Facebook announces a revolutionary change, the overwhelming feedback in my newsfeed is negative. Most people, including Facebook page admins, are still adjusting to the changes in the Timeline announced previously this spring. And there are still many complaints.
Now this week, Facebook announces two significant modifications: FB page admin roles and scheduling posts. Today’s post will deal with the former; we will pick up the latter next week.
While the social media bandwagon is thrilled with the FB admin roles (and most of the big “gurus” out there are super giddy with nothing negative to say), I question how the new FB page admin roles will help your school. (more…)
In Texas, we enter yet another week of state-level standardized testing, known now in our state as STAAR (State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness).
For many parents of public school students, this is a dreaded week. As a parent of a very bright 3rd grader, I can tell you he is very anxious about it. Our child’s public elementary school is one of the best in the area, and he has a great teacher and wonderful administrative personnel. But STAAR week is a downer for most public school families.
Here are 5 ways you can turn this into a marketing opportunity: (more…)
This is an interesting concept – introducing social media at a young age! (if the player is not visible on your mobile device, you can watch it here on Vimeo.)
I will try and find schools using the Timeline effectively and start adding images to this post (or just add subsequent posts if that’s better) – all in an effort to give you ideas on what others are doing. Some of these are ones we have assisted with, some are those I see when I’m perusing Facebook.
