1. + Friday, May 9 (30 minutes duration) 1:30pm EST | 12:30pm CST | 12pm CMT | 10:30am PST Social Media 101: For Arts Educators, Teaching Artists & Arts Administrators Jessica Wilt, Founder of ArtsEdTechNYC @JessicaLWilt and @ArtsEdTechNYC 1

2. + Kristy Callaway, Executive Director And your Webinar Host Got an idea for a webinar? Please email to kristy@artsschoolsnetwork.org About: Arts Schools Network is dedicated to providing leaders within arts schools quality resources, support, and networking opportunities. Arts school leaders have unique, contextual needs for professional development specific to school-type and job. By convening with peers and representatives from relevant industries, they are collectively creating tomorrow's artists and patrons. 2

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4. + Social Media 101: For Arts Educators, Teaching Artists & Arts Administrators Jessica Wilt, Founder of ArtsEdTechNYC @JessicaLWilt and @ArtsEdTechNYC Social Media + The Arts = POSSIBILITY!

5. + Social Media 101 Basics What platform works best for you? 5

6. + Arts Education Friendly Platforms Facebook Instagram Google+ Tumblr Pinterest Twitter 6

7. + FACEBOOK Facebook users can create: Personal Profiles and Group Pages Content sharing, in particular; photos, videos, events and links to information Offers a more secure and contained environment for school and classroom Group Pages According to 2013 Pew Research: “94% of teen social media users said they had a Facebook profile, and 81% said Facebook is the profile they use most often.” 7

8. + PINTEREST Create pin boards with content that is heavily photo driven Great for teaching history related content about a particular person, genre or subject Excellent tool for creating a simplified version of an online portfolio for showcasing student work Wonderful way to curate open source content available online around a specific topic 8

9. + GOOGLE+ Part of an entire suite of Google tools, Google+ includes an interactive community (similar to Facebook) who follow in circles Google Hangout – video conferencing. Up to 10 people can interact. Anyone invited can watch Google Connected Classrooms – take a virtual field trip! Google Cultural Institute – Discover exhibits and museum collections virtually 9

10. + TWITTER Twitter consists of short 140 character tweets with photo, video and link sharing in a feed @Handle #Hashtag “Favorite” Follow others, retweet & favorite content, respond to others to further engage in conversation Fantastic for information gathering, connecting with people/organizations, asking questions and a teaching/learning tool in the classroom #TwitterChats (#EduTues, #STEAM, #ArtsEdTech, #ArtsEd, #EduChat) 10

11. + 12 Ways Teachers are Using Social Media in the Classroom: A Guidebook (via Edutopia) “The myth about social media in the classroom is that if you use it, kids will be Tweeting, Facebooking and Snapchatting while you’re trying to teach…” @edutopia Don’t mistake social media for socializing. They’re different! 11

12. + Social Media Starter Kit Contact Author and High School Literary Arts Teacher via Twitter: @MarkWGuay 12

13. + Jessica Wilt, Founder of ArtsEdTechNYC Twitter: @JessicaLWilt and @ArtsEdTechNYC Have Questions? Contact me! Email: jessica@jessicawilt.com

14. + Thank you for joining us! Social Media 101: For Arts Educators, Teaching Artists & Arts Administrators Jessica Wilt, Founder of ArtsEdTechNYC 14

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