Instagram:
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So the basics of Instagram is you can follow others, others can follow you. You can share images and label them with hashtags and link them with websites if you want. You are sharing your information with little to no words. I tend to follow only people who are 'unblocked'. I also keep this outlet focused on Art and Art Education. I have students that follow me so I always keep this professional. I do not follow students (maybe after they are graduated). For this social media platform, I try to follow more people than are following me... I find the more I follow the more I learn.
I find inspiration from so many Artist and Art Educators, but here's a handfull of some amazing Art Resources you might want to follow...
Schoolarts_Magazine
The Art Scouts: Jennifer_Alvarado_art, PaintedPaperArt, Cassie_Stephens, PaintBrushRocket
MizzzLee_Art
dMasse
ArtTeacherMsBohman
HowToTeachKids
KlikaDesign
Maya_Hanisch
MisterDomestic
MrsGuzik
JuxtapozMag
Love this Nic! I have a school Instagram account and the students know when I'm looking for "Gram worthy art!" Fun way to advocate and promote your program and your talented students!
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