Getting school families into the 2.0 loop
Have any of you got some neat ways to introduce or lure families into joining the 2.0 loop? I'm putting school musical photos into a bubbleshare album and suggesting my head share them with our community. I think that if parents start to learn a bit, opportunities for parent/child interaction over online and school activities will increase. Plus, the "this is cool" factor may lead them back to us for more.
How would you target limited energy (my to do list is overwhelmed already) to engage families? Any of you working on this already, how did it work out? Was it a good way to spend some precious time?
Thanks everyone!
How would you target limited energy (my to do list is overwhelmed already) to engage families? Any of you working on this already, how did it work out? Was it a good way to spend some precious time?
Thanks everyone!
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Permalink Reply by Cindy Seibel on -
I have links to several ideas in the wiki Parent 2.0 http://parent20.wikispaces.com Please have a look, and hopefully there's something useful for you. If you have other suggestions please add them!
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