Get Started With Live Remote Teaching

If possible, set up regular live video meetings with your students. This will offer you and your students the closest experience to a normal in-person classroom. You will be able to interact with each other in real time, guide students through the learning process, and allow participants to ask questions. This is a great way to maintain a personal relationship with your students and to address their social and emotional learning (SEL) needs.

Because the lesson will be taking place over videoconferencing software, you will need to consider how you will interact with your students throughout the meeting period and how you will engage them in the learning. The articles in this collection will guide you through the process of setting up and delivering a live remote-learning experience. You may also want to review the Get Started With Self-Paced Remote Teaching collection, as many teachers use both live and self-paced teaching strategies during remote learning.