5 Ways to Maintain a Professional Online Presence


5 Ways to Maintain a Professional Online Presence

By Victoria Thompson 
edutopia.org
5 min



Teachers can unlock the potential of social media in constructive ways that lead to personal and professional advancement.


Regardless of your role in education, social media can be a very powerful tool. Platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn give educators the opportunity to connect with others, find new resources, share what’s going on, and expand their network. However, what does it look like to maintain a professional online presence, and why should you consider creating one in the first place?

Let’s take a look at how social media can help you grow as a professional but can also help you promote the great work that you’re doing in your role. Making a great impression in a professional profile can go a long way.

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