1. Take a Live Webinar

Our experienced online instructors are career teachers who have successfully made the switch to teaching online. Join us for a free webinar as they break down the key steps to get started, and be sure to bring your questions.

2. Set Up Your Virtual Classroom

You'll need a live video conferencing platform like Zoom to get started teaching online. Zoom Basic is always free - and if you're a teacher or administrator impacted by a recent school closure, you can apply here for a free upgrade to Zoom Pro.

3. Ask Lots of Questions

Need help adapting a lesson plan or prepping for your first class? Join our Teacher Community to ask questions and share ideas with other teachers who've been working online for years. They're very welcoming, we promise!

4. Participate in Your First Class

There's no time like the present to get started teaching your first online class! Your students and parents will be glad to see you, and reconnect with each other - so don't worry about getting everything perfect the very first time you start teaching online.

5. Try Out Some Simple Apps

There are many apps and websites you can use to support your online classroom. From quizzes and games to interactive presentations, have fun experimenting with new ways to engage your learners. Here are some favorites to get you started.

6. Engage Your Students

Teaching online is definitely similar to brick and mortar instruction - but might take a little practice as you get started! As you gain experience online, you'll quickly get better at engaging your students. Meanwhile, here's some help from Stanford.