Not sure that this is the right place to post this but I'm throwing it out there for feedback.<p>We've made a recent pivot to our education-tech startup by offering our robotics and coding curriculum to parents that are new to homeschooling their kids.<p>With rampant school closures, a few families have reached out to us asking for hands-on lessons that include materials and live instruction.<p>Is there anyone else out there with this problem?<p>Since this is new to us, we're giving away four 1-hr workshops for free for anyone looking to sign up a child (grades 4-12). We're just charging for the kit materials which we'll deliver to you. In return, we'd love your feedback to improve the experience.<p>Projects focus on beginners and advanced learners with activities ranging from building basic circuits to WiFi robots, synthesizers, and other electronics. Below is a link to receive more info or you can reach out to oscar@thimble.io if you have specific questions. Thanks all! :)<p>https://www.thimble.io/remote-learning-covid19/
Your best target audience for live instruction is probably going to be grades 4-6.<p>Older students will likely prefer to follow a recorded video or read from the tutorial manual.