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Social Media
@ Classrooms & Libraries

Looking to bring social media into your classroom or library program? Let's dive into ideas!

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Start a Blog!

As just a few blog ideas, students can create:

  • Classroom Blog featuring student projects. Interview students about their projects for the blog, showcasing not only their work, but also their voice.​

  • Writing Club Blog for K-8 storytellers in Gail Borden Public Library's Writing Club program. Blog posts may include:

    • Students showcasing their writing and art

    • Writing and art prompts

    • Recaps and photos of Writing Club programs

    • Writing Club students' ideas for blog posts

  • Volunteen Blog

    • Volunteens, 6-8 grade library volunteers, can write blogs as a volunteer project.

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Flickr Photo Albums

Flickr is a fantastic social media for documenting, sharing, and organizing photos, featuring customizable privacy settings for who can access these photos. Some ideas for library and classroom use include:

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Instagram Your Library

Instagram can be used to build digital community with your library's community. A few ideas include:

  • Asking your community about favorite books, library memories, and more.

  • Sharing a favorite photo from a school event or library program.

  • Sharing the library's weekly craft prior to its debut, giving followers a sneak peek at the upcoming craft.

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Resources for Libraries

Looking to learn more? Check out these additional resources designed with libraries in mind!

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