Parent Communication
by Grace L
1. SIS
1.1. Will stay very appropriate.
2. Facebook
2.1. It's universally known how to use. But is not monitored and could get very inappropriate.
3. Blog
3.1. This is useful because you can plan updates to post when you would like to. You don't have to be online. This would create drawbacks because parents could ask questions thinking you are online to answer them.
4. Twitter
4.1. This is useful for short updates. This would enhance parent communication because you don't have to rely on a child to bring updates home. It isn't good because it is not monitored by anyone.
5. Email
5.1. This is useful because you can send long detailed information. This would enhance communication because you don't need to go through the child. It is not good because it's hard to reply to everyone.
