Communicate effectively with interactive school newsletters
It can be a challenge to engage your audience, and to focus their attention on important announcements and updates. That’s why we’ve put together some tips and tricks for how to get your audience of parents, community members, and staff to not just glance at your emails, but to actually read through your emails and newsletters.
In honor of Valentine’s Day — we interviewed a few of our users who’ve used Smore to spread the word about their special day! Check out their “Save the Dates” and their wonderful love stories
Special days — from Dot Day to Valentine’s, are a great opportunity to spice up your curriculum and engage your students. See some cool examples below and get inspiration for the holidays from our favorite educators.
Engaging students can be difficult when it comes to assignments. Whether in-class or at home, students need to complete their assignments to really absorb what they study in class.
Whether you’re sharing classroom resources or information about new software — make sure your team is making the most out of your updates. We’ve collected some great examples for sharing resources with educators in a way that is both short and super useful.
Keeping parents in the loop is essential for their cooperation and support. Whether you are looking to update them on your recent class activities, upcoming events or what their child needs to bring next week — we have some great examples for you.
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We collected some great examples of newsletters that inspired us and asked the Educators who created them what inspired them and what tips they have for new Educators.
Whether you have an exciting update or a meaningful message; it’s important to make sure your ideas are understood and appreciated by all of your readers. Read ahead to learn the best ways to create a message that is both personal and universal.
Wish you could take your students to more museums, explore our galaxy from your own classroom or just get them more interested in historical events?
Even with all the new ways of reaching people — on Twitter, Facebook and other social media channels, email remains the best way to get people’s attention.