Posts in tech tools
Tip 4: Use an online conferencing platform to record a video with a translator

Many are using video conference tools like Zoom to meet with their students live, which is a wonderful way to stay connected in these unprecedented times! Also consider other ways you can leverage these tools — like meeting with a translator and sharing the recording with your school community. 

Read More
Tip 3: Keep the community connected by sharing what students and families are up to

Share what others in your school community are doing in their day-to-day lives! Many students, parents, and staff are feeling a bit lonely and socially isolated at this time. Ask people to submit videos, pictures, or perhaps just write out what they have been doing and share these out so people feel more connected. It might also give people ideas on what they can do as well!

Read More
Tip 2: Send a short, fun video to spread smiles and show familiar faces during uncertain times

Send a short video showcasing familiar faces, add some humor and show students that you care. It’s an uncertain time for everyone and can be a strange transition for students, so sending them a fun video where they can see and hear school staff they know can make them feel like they are still connected to the school, while also providing some smiles and laughs.

Read More
Tip 1: Use social media to correct contact information

Use social media to encourage your families to update their contact information. No matter what communication platform you use, it’s important to make sure that student and family contact information is up-to-date and accurate.

Read More