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Hello, I would like to teach physics classes online, but do not know a good website. Can someone help me?
Want to teach an online class, but where can I do so?
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To teach physics classes online, several options are suggested, including applying to Khan Academy, which is a well-known platform for educational content. Additionally, creating short lessons for the Physics Forums blog is recommended as a way to share knowledge. However, a concern is raised about the lack of personal connections to attract students to the classes, indicating a need for strategies to build an audience or community for online teaching.
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