Interactive Programs–On Demand Now
Grades: 3 - 12

Education in the Present Tense
Schedule When You Want!   Just Your Students and the Program Expert!

That’s right, our live On Demand Point to Point programs let you schedule your students’ interaction with the program guest at a date and time that works best for your class schedule.  

Designed for 30 to 45 minute interactions (perfect for a class period) and available at reasonable fees, these programs connect your classroom to experts from a wide range of disciplines who are excited to share their knowledge and skills with your students.  Connections are easy, and we’re with you all the way from enrollment to evaluation with curriculum materials and technical support to make your students’ learning experience the best it can be! 

To see the programs currently available for scheduling along with fee information, enrollment procedures, and related curriculum resources, check out our currently available programs listed to the right.  


 
Quick Ideas for Using Our Point to Point Programs:

  • Use the interactive experience with the expert as an opportunity for real world career exploration with an entire class or a small group of students.
  • Use the interactive experience with the expert as a featured learning opportunity for the entire class or a small group of students as part of your study of the field/subject matter the expert works in.
  • Use the interactive experience with the expert as a starting point for a unit or project-based activity focused on the subject matter of the expert. How can the expert provide real world information that will help students as they complete the unit? What questions can students ask to help them as they begin work on their project? What criteria can students develop with the expert to provide real world evaluation of their project?
  • Use the interactive experience with the expert as the culmination of a unit or project-based activity focused on the subject matter of the expert. Use the student experience in the activity to help them form questions for the expert to take their learning even further. Consider having the expert respond to some of the student projects.
  • Consider scheduling an interaction with the expert at both the beginning and end of a unit or project-based activity focused on the subject matter of the expert. How can the expert help set criteria for the project and offer background information to help students as they complete the project and then also provide real world evaluation of what the students created?