Which social media platform is best suited for sharing book recommendations in a school library?

When posting on the school library's social media, what should always be considered?

Which of the following is NOT a good use of social media for a school library?

How can students responsibly engage with the school library's social media?

Social media can be used to teach students about digital literacy and research skills.

A school library should allow students to post anything they want on its social media pages.

Using hashtags on social media can help more students discover library events and book recommendations.

The school library should never engage with students on social media.

It is important to follow the school’s social media policy when using library accounts

What is one way a school library can use social media to support learning?

Which of the following is an appropriate way for students to interact with the library's social media?

A major concern when using social media in the school library is:

Which type of post is best for engaging students on a school library’s social media?

Why should the school library use social media analytics?

How can social media be used to encourage reading?

What should a librarian do if a student posts an inappropriate comment on the library’s social media page?

A good way to promote digital citizenship through a library's social media is by:

It is acceptable to share copyrighted material freely on the library's social media

Students should avoid commenting on library posts to keep the page professional.

School libraries should have clear guidelines for social media use.

Librarians should respond to student questions on social media in a professional manner.

Using hashtags like #ReadingChallenge can help spread awareness about library events.

Only librarians should have access to the school library’s social media accounts.

Which of the following is a responsible way to interact with a library’s social media page?