Schooled in social media:
"KAYSVILLE -- Students at one local high school class are actually encouraged to peruse Facebook and YouTube as one of their class assignments.
With schools no longer assuming the use of social media is a means of wasting time, these Davis High School students were learning about the vast marketing possibilities involved with the online craze.
As the first high school class in the state of Utah to offer a full-blown course based solely on social media marketing, the small class of 15 students is leading the way in making sure education remains up-to-date in the fast-paced world of technology.
Some might contend there isn't enough material to provide lessons for an entire semester, said Jeff McCauley, the instructor who piloted the program after proposing his idea to state officials last year."
With schools no longer assuming the use of social media is a means of wasting time, these Davis High School students were learning about the vast marketing possibilities involved with the online craze.
As the first high school class in the state of Utah to offer a full-blown course based solely on social media marketing, the small class of 15 students is leading the way in making sure education remains up-to-date in the fast-paced world of technology.
Some might contend there isn't enough material to provide lessons for an entire semester, said Jeff McCauley, the instructor who piloted the program after proposing his idea to state officials last year."
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