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Hoping that someone can help me out here with some ideas. We tweet out images of the school's day to day activities with the children. Currently, a staff member will snap an image, mail it over to the headmaster for "approval" and he will go ahead and post it with a bit of blurb. This year they also want to start doing short videos as well. I'm not loving the workflow we have going here. Having to email each post for approval to then be tweeted in turn is a pain in itself, including video files shot on an iPad the process is overly cumbersome. How do other schools handle the flow of social media content? Cheers

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Hi all We have been on Twitter and Facebook for about 5 years now. Our success is very limited - we have just a few hundred subscribers and our content is not eye-catching/regular enough to really engage people. Our Head wants us to start using social media more, but as I have explained to her, one of the challenges that we face is getting good quality regular content. We are now down to just 2 IT technical staff - me and one other guy and we are run off of our feet, particularly as I also line manage the business support and facilities management too. Everyone here is very busy, so I don't see this shift being easy. Last week we staged a marketing meeting and got quite a bit of staff interest in involvement, however I think our Head doesn't want to load any more of this work onto teachers. I have said that I am happy to post things up, but that I need the content delivered to me rather than me walking around trying to find an interesting lesson to tweet about. I have setup a shared folder on the network and some staff have also begun emailing me content, not yet realising that captions (and 140 character restricted captions) are required. So how does everyone do it? Do you allow certain "champions" to have access to the Twitter and Facebook accounts and tweet live from departments? We are a little concerned for moderation and security of the account details on this, but are open that it could be an option... Do you have a shared folder? Perhaps with dates on it or something? Do they email it to you? Do you outsource your marketing? How does it work in your school? Any advice appreciated.

Twitter recently opened up verification to everyone: https://blog.twitter.com/2016/announcing-an-application-process-for-verified-accounts-0 The following support article advises the necessary criteria and steps that need to be taken to get verified: https://support.twitter.com/articles/20174631 I double checked that our official school account met all of the criteria, and submitted an application on 20th July. Two days later I received the following email from Twitter: "We reviewed the account, and unfortunately it is not eligible to be verified at this time. Please visit our Help Center for more information about the types of accounts we verify." Has anyone else submitted an application, and been successful? There is no explanation as to why they have rejected our application. The only thing I can think of is that a school is not determined to be of public interest by Twitter?!

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