Online classes, done properly
Practical guides for teachers, students and hosts of online classes: the data arithmetic, the screen-sharing craft, and the attention method — written from how classes actually behave on real connections.
How much data does a class use?
The settings that decide it, honest per-hour ranges, whether 2GB a day is enough, and the levers that halve usage.
Sharing your screen, properly
Full screen vs window vs tab, the audio checkbox everyone misses, phone realities and the two-minute preflight.
Classes that hold attention
The interaction pulse, polls and breakouts as instruments, camera policy that respects data, and the signals to watch weekly.
The arithmetic lives in the free calculators; the platform built for these methods is LiveLoop.
Classes that work on real connections.
LiveLoop runs live classes in the browser — polls, breakouts, recording — on the phones students actually own.
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