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Three ways to connect and interact with FCS!Facebook (Over 4,700 "likes" @ www.facebook.com/FCSchools) To reach individuals through social networking Forsyth County Schools created a public page on Facebook in 2009. Facebook has more than 1 billion active users and 50% of active users log on to Facebook in any given day. Facebook is free to users once an account is created. To receive FCS updates on your wall you must "like" the district's page. Please note that facebook pages may contain commercial advertising that is not endorsed by FCS. FCS was one of the first school districts in the nation to reach stakeholders by "tweeting." The system's free Twitter account is linked to the district's Facebook page. Twitter users who choose to follow the district will receive updates or “tweets” on their Twitter home page. Twitter is free to use over the web, but using text messaging may incur phone services provider fees. Linked In Forsyth County Schools, GA Group School Media Sites FOR FCS STAFF: The Public Information and Communications Department has selected three social media vehicles to communicate with stakeholders: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. District departments will not establish separate social media sites, but will instead be trained and utilize the district’s social media sites. The Public Information and Communications Department has created Facebook and Twitter pages for all Forsyth County schools. Pages will be activated (“live”) at the direction of the school principal. For branding consistency, Public Information and Communications has created the pages with: · An established name and shortened url* · The school logo as the profile picture* · Basic school information (address, phone number, website address, etc.) · Comments policy* · Important links *School-level page administrators may not modify these items. School principals may manage the Facebook and Twitter pages and/or they can designate other staff members to lead and/or share this responsibility. Schools may not remove pre-established administrative rights of Public Information and Communications staff members to their pages. When posting information on Facebook or Twitter, schools staff are encouraged to post notes, photos, links, videos, etc. that highlight or showcase your students, staff and schools. A good rule of thumb is if the information is posted on the school website, and included in school newsletters or announcements, then it can replicated on social media sites. Last Modified on October 24, 2012
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