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An online education is preferred by individuals who may not be able to make it for classes in a traditional brick and mortar kind of college due to various reasons. Below we'll examine some of the benefits this exciting education provides to such students.
We want the world and we want it now. We also want it our way, and we’d prefer for it to be as affordable as possible.

And there isn’t anything wrong with that! But when consumers adopt frames of mind in mass, changes need to be made in order to meet demand.

And with that, online learning was born (along with a handful of other services).

For us parents, we knew online learning was a thing, but now, our eyes have been opened to just how deep it all goes.

So, as we scramble to keep our kids busy for the next few weeks and potentially months of school closures and social distancing, you’re probably also wondering how useful online learning actually is.

If this is a brand new endeavor for you and your family, be warned—there are a number of differences between face-to-face and online learning.
If you’re like most parents, the first benefit of being able to get started right now is probably the most appealing.

While I can’t speak for all eLearning possibilities, I can tell you more about getting your kid involved in Online Private Lessons or small-group Virtual Tech Camps from iD Tech.

If you’re looking for a one-on-one learning experience, our Online Private Lessons help kids and teens build in demand skills - in topics like coding, AI, and Minecraft - learning directly from elite tech talent. Have a friend or sibling who wants to join? They can now do so for free.
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