Improve Your School’s Social Media While Taking Less of Your Time.

Class Intercom brings together a passion for enabling educators and students to engage in their schools’ stories on social media through forward thinking software solutions. Just like students are creating the content for the school newspaper, shouldn’t they be crafting the school’s social messaging?

We allow educators to safely moderate student-generated social media content for their school while saving them time and building up the next generation of digital leaders.

Each webinar is hosted free for schools and districts interested in learning more about Class Intercom. Each presentation will also include a demonstration of the Class Intercom Platform. 

Join us for our next webinar on Wednesday, November 13 at 12:00PM CST

5 Design Tips That Will Help Your School’s Social Media Stand Out

Do you struggle with designing graphics for your school’s social media? When you think about your school’s brand and design there are many options to consider. Keeping it simple is a great place to begin.

During this webinar, Class Intercom will teach you:

1. Why Visual Content is Important.
2. Establishing Brand Guidelines for your School.
3. Which Design Tool is the Best?
4. Creating a Consistent Process and Workflow.
5. Social Media Image Guidelines.
6. How Edit Photos using Class Intercom.

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Previous Webinars Include:

• Create A Winning Social Media Strategy For Your School In 5 Steps
• 5 Steps To Building A Successful Social Media Team At Your School
• Social Media Marketing and the Art of the Student Social Media Takeover
• Growing Community on Social Media Without a Communications Department
• Facebook: Organic vs Paid, What School’s Need to Know
• Simple Design For Your School’s Social Media
• Using Video to Tell Your School’s Story
• Advance Your School’s Communication Through Podcasting
• Telling Your School’s Story With Images
• Safely Creating Purposeful Content to Increase Social Engagement
• Building A Social Media Team With Students At Your School 
• Do a Twitter Takeover With Students Without Passwords on a Sticky Note
• Teach Students How To Create Content For Someone Other Than Themselves