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Many schools around the world are still planning to run their classes and lectures remotely this fall, or at least to operate under a mix of distance and in-person classes. So all the usual balls that teachers and professors need to juggle, keeping students engaged, being responsive to their misconceptions, hitting all the points of a dense lesson plan, etc., are now supposed to be handled with all the awkwardness and impersonality of a video call. No one seems to have phrased it this way, but effectively this year the world’s teachers were asked to become live streamers. A few weeks ago I collaborated with two friends to do an experimental set of 10 live-streamed math lectures. Since then a number of teachers and professors have reached out asking about the setup I used, whether the live quizzing software made for those streams is available to others (it is!), and for general thoughts on the whole distance learning process, so I wanted to share my answer in one place. Despite technica

Tips for setting up remote lessons | 3Blue1Brown T i p s f o r s e t t i n g u p r e m o t e l e s s o n s Lessons learned from lockdown math Grant Sanderson Jul 2, 2020 Many schools around the world are still planning to run their classes and lectures remotely this fall, or at least to operate under a mix of distance and in-person classes. So all the usual balls that teachers and professors need to juggle, keeping students engaged, being responsive to their misconceptions, hitting all the points of a dense lesson plan, etc., are now supposed to be handled with all the awkwardness and imperson

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