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Show what you know. Share your expertise Tell your story Pass along something from a friend Create a How-To Talk about the complex decision you face

 Information can provide OPTIONS  Stories can provide ENCOURAGEMENT  Shared experiences provide – CONNECTION  Interaction can provide - RELATIONSHIP This leads up to an important question…

Are we really talking about the internet yet?

 Options  Encouragement  Connection  Relationship Where have we heard this before?

 As you give parents options and encouragement, they will begin to trust you.  As you continue to build a relationship with parents, they will look to you as a guide.  If parents see you as a trusted person, they will include you in their community.

1. Where do I start to help parents? 2. How do I best use my time to help parents? 3. How does everything I do work to help parents?

1. Where do I start to help parents online? 2. How do I best use my time to help parents online? 3. How does everything I do work to help parents online?

1. Where do I start to help parents online with social media? 2. How do I best use my time to help parents online with social media? 3. How does everything I do work to help parents online with social media?

 The easiest way to get on Google is to create a website.  Blogger.com and Wordpress.com are FREE and easy to use.  Your organization may already have a website. Use it!  Content, content, content.

 Very easy to use.  Website in minutes.  Blogger.com gets you on Google instantly.  Provides a place to provide detailed information.  A great platform to tell stories.  Useful for sharing research information.*  Provides a place for you and others to link to your information.

 Information is only as useful as the number of people that will use it.  The issue is not a lack of information in many cases, but the sheer volume of it.  You cannot search for integrity on the internet – people want someone to help guide them to the information they need.

 Good for quick conversations. (Encouragement and Relationship)  Good for broadcasting information to millions of people very quickly. (Options) ◦ Examples include…  Good for sharing links to useful websites. (Encouragement and Options)  As you gain followers, you form a group of people that are very interested in what you are saying (Connection)

 Good for sharing experiences with others. (Encouragement and Connection)  Allows you to attach video, links to other sites, pictures and documents. (All)  Allows you to form groups easily. (Connection)  The quality of what you provide can be easily measured. (Trust) ◦ The Like Button is your new best friend. ◦ Comments for others give you feedback.

 Good for connecting with professionals. (Connection)  Not usually blocked at the workplace. (Options)  Can connect professionals with parents directly. (Connection)  LinkedIn is perceived as being more business oriented. (Trust)

 Website: Delaware School of the DeafDelaware School of the Deaf  Twitter: Delaware Statewide ProgramsDelaware Statewide Programs  Facebook: Delaware Statewide on FacebookDelaware Statewide on Facebook