posted by Joe Polk at 6:10 PM /
Mt. Lebanon teachers may be given more flexibility to talk to their students over social networking websites and cell phones, under a policy school officials considered this week.
The district's new student communication policy would permit teachers to interact with students over services such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, as long as any messages they send are school-related and visible to the public. They could send direct e-mails to students, but only through the teachers' official district e-mail addresses. The policy encourages using the district's own services for setting up classroom blogs.
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The district's new student communication policy would permit teachers to interact with students over services such as Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, as long as any messages they send are school-related and visible to the public. They could send direct e-mails to students, but only through the teachers' official district e-mail addresses. The policy encourages using the district's own services for setting up classroom blogs.
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- www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/news/pittsburgh/s_755547.html (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)
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