Spread the word about
the survey with our last minute promotional ideas
With one week to go, there is
still plenty of time to get the word out about Speak Up. If you just
registered your district or are looking for new ways to promote the survey,
try one of these ideas:
▪ Host a Speak Up Day
or week: Pick a day this week to have your K-12
community complete the Speak Up Surveys!
▪ Focus on one survey
type: A focus on teachers, parents and/or
administrators is an easy push and a great way to receive a meaningful
dataset. We recommend sending an email or phone recording to parents or email
blast to your teachers. Click
here for a variety of sample emails.
▪ Highlight the Speak
Up survey on your website using one of our Speak Up logos
(with a link to the survey). Click
here for the code to embed on your website. Make
sure to include your survey password!
▪
Use social media networks such as Facebook or Twitter to get
the word out about Speak Up to your stakeholders.
Try retweeting one of our @SpeakUpEd
tweets or post from our sample tweets at the end of this newsletter.
Spread the word!
Once you've
taken the Speak Up survey, share it with your friends, colleagues, and family
members! Simply copy and paste the
text below into an email or on one of your social media walls to spread the
word - feel free to change the text:
Have a voice on educational
policy by taking the Speak Up survey! Only takes 15 minutes or less to
complete and you are adding invaluable input to key educational issues like
the homework gap- kids access to internet, technology in schools, and more!
Either take the general public survey (community), educator or parent survey
if you have a kid in grades K-12 www.speakup4schools.org/speakup2015
Sample Tweets
▪ Natl
surveys for teachers, parents, students & community close this Fri. Don't
miss your chance to be heard! bit.ly/SU15survey
#edtech
▪ Are
you “Speaking Up” about digital learning this year? Make your voice heard
participate in Speak Up 2015 at bit.ly/SU15survey
▪ Donate
15 min of your time to impact the future of #education! Help shape #edpolicy
by taking the #SpeakUpsurvey: bit.ly/SU15survey
▪
Participate in Speak Up and share your ideas about how to
leverage technology in schools to promote better learning: bit.ly/SU15survey
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