esafety_officer Posted November 7, 2017 Posted November 7, 2017 It might be too late but we have guidance on using social media that might be helpful: E-safety - KELSI Personally I'd suggest starting by surveying parents; there is little point going to the effort of setting up a Twitter account if none of them actually use it...! The next step would then be 'risk assessing' the concept to explore how to manage it as safely as possible; to do that you need to develop a thorough understanding of how the tool works. We specifically cover some FAQs on setting up Facebook pages and groups, Twitter and YouTube. 1
mikkydoos Posted November 13, 2017 Author Posted November 13, 2017 Facebook your choices are either: A page, which facebook want you to pay for to get to all your followers, or a group, where everyone in the group can see everyone else. I added https://onesignal.com to our website, one month later we have about half as many people receiving instant notifications as we have pupils, not bad considering I've never publicised it. That looks really great too @mavhc Cheers.
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