Schools are closed. Homeschooling techniques are a challenge. Best practices help parents and children to cope with distance learning.

Online political education for children
The German Federal Centre for Political Education recorded several hours of classes and educational material to familiarize youths with political topics.

A colouring book to explain Covid-19 to kids
St. Jude Research Hospital published a special colouring book to help parents to talk about the coronavirus with their children.

Digital international exchange between pupils
An online platform connects students from several European countries so they can share their perspectives on the coronavirus crisis.

Support platform for remote schooling
A Swedish platform provides online resources to assist schools and teachers in remote teaching.

Collection of resources for teachers and parents
The platform schoolclosures.org presents a structured overview of tools and information to help parents and teachers through schoolclosures.

Online education on children’s rights
An online course teaches children about children’s rights and their application in the current situation.

Kindergarten provides online services
A Lithuanian kindergarten keeps its digital doors open with Skype and Facebook.

Suggestions on how to spend time with children during lockdown
The Italian project Villa Fernandes shares suggestions on meaningful activities for children during lockdown.

Providing free online multimedia learning content
Access to a digital library service is opened up to offer reading materials online while closing the physical libraries. Closing public libraries can be necessary when fighting the spread of an infectious disease, but it

Virtual trips to experience Africa’s nature
To display the beauty of the African landscape, Tintswalo Safari Lodge in South Africa has launched free virtual safaris.

Self-Employed people help self-employed people
Self-employed people offer free courses for other self-employed people.

TV education programme with celebrity support
The BBC’s new home education programme is supported by celebrities to make it more engaging for the pupils.