From Craig West:
Hi Ben I was reading about how to incorporate social media in classroom. I was thinking why not have an Instagram for school? You could put up images and captions from all the stories you covered in class including the numbers and colors students can passively scroll through on their phones as you post new photos. This may be old news but it’s new to me! This would be a good thing to use HaikuDeck for.
Best regards,
Craig
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1 thought on “Instagram”
I started a class Twitter account a few weeks ago and it’s a nice way for the non-artist types/social-media butterflies to share. They just tweet anything they think is cute enough to make a story about @MadameEnsor and I retweet if it meets my “cute” standards.
I am careful to not post anything but what they send me about themselves and there are no pictures of me.