How does Scott Kivowitz's method for virtual education improve over traditional setups?

I focus on making virtual education feel more natural and less technically frustrating, especially for teachers.

With tools like Classable and my YouTube-sharing approach, I help teachers:

• Share videos without distractions, confusing sidebars, or unrelated recommendations, so students stay focused on the lesson
• Use multiple cameras in Meet or Zoom, so they can switch seamlessly between their face, a whiteboard, and a document camera without changing devices

Overall, the goal is to reduce friction and tech juggling so teachers can teach and students can follow more easily, closer to an in‑person experience.

Is there a specific part of virtual teaching you’re trying to improve—video sharing, cameras, or something else?