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You can also try emailing K-12 (6-12 really) schools offering tech support helping teachers and students set up and use tele-learning software.
by fludlight 7y ago
You can also try emailing K-12 (6-12 really) schools offering tech support helping teachers and students set up and use tele-learning software.
- codingdave 7y agoI'd suggest that the K-5 crowd needs more help than 6-12. My older children already did some of their work online, and when the schools shut down, the teachers emailed the students to let them know that they'd be using their existing tools... just expanding the content. But my younger kids have never even used the online tools. They need more help, and the teachers need more help transitioning their curriculum to remote classrooms.