Even Cell Phone Sally has had to come up with her own ways to provide public education services to public educators and the public alike. Hopefully, by sharing some of our cost-saving measure ideas, it can give you thoughts or inspiration for how to maximize your very own public education program.
Activity
Sheets
Through the www.csec.texas.gov
website, Cell Phone Sally provides free activity sheets that anyone can use for
their public education program. Not only is there 10 different activity sheets
in English, but there are also 3 activity sheets in Spanish. Many of these
activity sheets come from the Cell Phone Sally classroom kit. Why not download
some of these today and use them for your classroom visits or conference
booths. Kids love to color and learn at the same time so this is a great
resource. Click here to find a list of all the available activity sheets:
http://bit.ly/CPSactivitysheets.
PSAs
Public Service Announcements don’t have to cost a lot of
money nor do they have to be created on a fancy video camera anymore. If you
have an iPhone or Android phone, you could easily record a PSA on your phone
and download it online and share with your community. CSEC recently partnered
with the Student Television Network and had middle school and high school
students create PSAs on 9-1-1 topics. Six of those PSAs have been posted on the
Cell Phone Sally YouTube site. Feel free to share or just view for inspiration!
More PSAs will be posted throughout the year, so come back regularly to check
them out. Here is a link to the most recently posted PSAs: http://bit.ly/911PSASeries3
Cell
Phone Sally Videos and Songs
Why not utilize videos and songs created by Cell Phone
Sally for your public education program? CSEC recently made the CPS video
9-1-1: Getting Help is Easy available for free online in both Spanish and
English. The Cell Phone Sally songs are also available in both English and
Spanish. Check them out here: http://bit.ly/CPSVideo-Song. Also, if you go to the CPS YouTube site, you
can also find the videos there and embed them onto your own site. (https://www.youtube.com/user/CellPhoneSally911)
Social
Media
Social media is the quickest and easiest way to get your
public education message out to the public. Whether you choose to use Facebook,
Twitter, YouTube, a blog site or Google+, there are multiple avenues for
getting your message out and making a difference in 9-1-1 public education.
Need some inspiration or ideas on what you can do with your social media sites?
Check out links to Cell Phone Sally’s social media sites as well as the
National Public Educator Forum social media sites.
NPEF Social Media Sites:
These are just a few ideas to get you started. Public
education is a vital part of making sure our society runs successfully. Why
don’t you start making a difference today? For more information or any
questions on 9-1-1 public education, please contact melinda.crockom@csec.texas.gov.
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