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This did not come across at all for me either, until I watched the Loom. Personally I would love to see a short example of each teaching style supported in an a
by fudged71 5y ago
This did not come across at all for me either, until I watched the Loom. Personally I would love to see a short example of each teaching style supported in an actual classroom (reading out loud, recording, and live stream). Questions I had include: are the live streams interactive in any way? what features does the ebook contain (animations, background sounds, other effects)? and what level of quality are the recordings (do they have closed captioning available, how are the actors, etc)?
- Anisa_Mirza 5y agowe cannot share the interactive video calls (aka livestream) because it is illegal for us to share/showcase minors from our interactive classes sin the classroom. But yes, the live stream - think of it as a video conference where the artist is in character and the students go through the lessons, answer questions based on the episode they watched earlier, read out loud, do the craft activity etc. As for the ebook - no special effect (yet!) but working on that! No close caption yet. We are 5 months old so definitely a lot of this will be what we look to add as our product offering grows. For now, we've been focussed on curriculum, episode content with actors, and scaling out our interactive teachers streamed into classrooms.
- fudged71 5y ago>we cannot share the interactive video calls (aka livestream) because it is illegal for us to share/showcase minors from our interactive classes sin the classroom. Of course. But can you mock a session? Can you get volunteer children to participate? >As for the ebook - no special effect (yet!) but working on that! No close caption yet. Both of these are fine of course. But again a product demonstration showing the student experience would answer what is or isn't in the product :)