SOCIAL MEDIA

We encourage responsible and respectful online activity by students, faculty, and staff and maintain a commitment to academic freedom on social media platforms.

Knowledge-First Career Institute recognizes the importance of participating in online conversations and activities. We encourage responsible and respectful online activity by students, faculty, and staff and maintain a commitment to academic freedom on social media platforms.

All members of the Knowledge-First community are encouraged to adhere to and stay up to date on the rules of engagement, policies and/or terms of service supplied by each individual platform.

New social media accounts should take into consideration the following seven (7) guidelines before creation, operation and dissemination:

1. Purpose - What is the objective for creating the account?
2. Content - Will there be enough content to consistently populate the platform?
3. Audience - Is there an identifiable audience?
4. Need - Is there a need for social/digital communication in this particular space, immediate or otherwise?
5. Collaboration - Is there an existing high school account that makes collaboration possible?
6. Maintenance - Is there a high school staff member or high school social ambassador to operate the account?
7. Evaluation - How will this account be measured for success?