COVID-19 is here, and we’re all figuring out the new normal.

For many students, one consequence looms large: schools are closing, and they’re preparing to stay closed for months. The schools and the students alike are making the shift to distance learning. And they’re doing it right now, whether they’re ready or not.

But there’s more to it than just scheduling a video chat, or training for a day or two on Google Classroom.

We’ve been teaching the majority of our students via face-to-face video for years now. And not just from across the country. In fact, some of our students live less than a mile from our office.  No kidding: the experience can be so seamless that even a five-minute walk seems wasteful.

It’s because we’ve practiced, year-round, for years. We’re happy to share our experience with you.

Here are some ideas for getting the most out of an educator who isn’t accustomed to working over video. They all come from years of trying everything, talking to everyone, and figuring it all out.  It’s our pleasure to share it with you.

If you have more questions, schedule a chat. (Yes, we really are happy to help. No fee, no obligation.)