@lesleybruinton It could probably go either way. But if ideas shared anonymously are presented by an unbiased leader for discussion, they at least see the light of day.
A4: Many times people don’t want to speak up if they feel it will turn into a public debate. Giving plenty of opportunity to submit anonymous or private feedback is important to ensure all voices are heard, not just the loudest. #k12prchat
A5: An agenda, or at least a list of priorities, should be followed. This gives everyone an idea of what will be discussed and how long it will take. A good leader/sponsor should re-direct when necessary to keep the discussion on the matter at hand. #k12prchat
A0: Hey everyone, I’m Bekki from the Kansas City area. My fave thing about affinity groups is they help to connect us! #WeAllDeserveToBelong https://t.co/H0sKqv1fEn
A3: (cont) QR codes are also great on print flyers so people can enter contests, or on the wall in the staff bathrooms with access to newsletters or self-paced, optional PD. #QRCodeComeback#K12PRChat
A3: QR codes are great for my one-page print Community School Report that goes to organizations in our town. The audience consists of those who may prefer a paper calendar, but are comfortable scanning the code more so than navigating to the calendar organically. #K12PRChat
A2: Besides the new #MagicStudio options in @Canva, my go-to is ChatGPT. I use it as a jumping off point for message creation. For work, I tend to lean towards more technical/factual writing, and it helps me remember to soften it a bit and how. #K12PRChat
Not loving that @canva is down. 😬 Trying to finish up football player intros for tonight and it looks like some boys just won’t get their video on the big screen. 😕 #CanvaEveryday#CanvaIsDown#FixThisPlease