WHAT WORKS IN EDUCATION The George Lucas Educational Foundation

One Teacher's Take: How Holly Mortimer Took Her Teaching Career Online

It takes a certain kind of educator to thrive as a full-time online teacher. Holly Mortimer describes how skills like responsiveness and flexibility are critical to create the best online learning experiences for students.

It takes a certain kind of educator to thrive as a full-time online teacher. Holly Mortimer describes how skills like responsiveness and flexibility are critical to create the best online learning experiences for students.
Download | Credits | Release Date: 08/03/2010

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  • Grace Rubenstein

Editor

  • Karen Sutherland

Associate Producer

  • Doug Keely

Camera Crew

  • Doug Keely
  • Ken Ellis

Executive Producer

  • Ken Ellis
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9th & 10th Grade English teacher

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Holly -- How did you start your career as an online teacher? Were you in a regular classroom first? I'm very interested in making the transition from traditional classroom to virtual classroom. I'm currently teaching 9th and 10th grade English in a small district in Northern Minnesota. Any tips you have would be greatly appreciated!