Get Organized with the Guide to Digital Homeschool Organization eCourse -

Get Organized with the Guide to Digital Homeschool Organization eCourse from Techie Homeschool Mom.

I started taking this course last summer, and all I can say is WOW! I never knew how much I didn’t know.

Beth Napoli (the Techie Homeschool Mom) is a genius is figuring out how to get a homeschooler’s digital life organized. She knows exactly what the best tools are and how to make them work specifically for our needs.

Don’t miss your chance to get your digital homeschool life in order!!

What’s the Guide to Digital Homeschool Organization all about?

Organize your users: Set up each computer user in your family with their own digital identity so that they can easily find all they need for their techie homeschooling
Organize Your Devices: Discover how to create user accounts on your different devices so that no matter what computer a child is using, they can access the things they use regularly.
Organize Your Digital Homeschool Files: Develop a cloud-based filing system to organize all your digital files, making it easy to sync them across devices and share them with your homeschoolers.
Inventory Your Digital Homeschool Materials: Create your very own custom homeschool inventory database so that you can easily see what digital products and online courses you own.

Guide to Digital Homeschool Organization, an ecourse to show you how to organize your digital homeschool materials and more in your homeschool. Only open 2 times a year. Registration is open now through Jan. 4!

Who will benefit from the Guide to Digital Homeschool Organization course?

A homeschool mom who downloads digital files to her computer or cloud storage or external drives ( or all of the above), but forgets where she put them!
A homeschool mom who constantly needs to help her kids get where they need to be online, having to remember multiple usernames and passwords?
A homeschool mom who must manage which child needs which computer when, so that they can access all their files?

Tell those problems “bye-bye!” when you enroll in Techie Homeschool Mom’s Guide to Digital Homeschool Organization.

What I Love Most About the Guide to Digital Homeschool Organization course

It’s in the easy-to-use Teachable online course format
Beth takes you step-by-step through each task. If you aren’t too techie, it’s ok! She’ll help you.
You’ll learn so much about what’s out there online, and you can use it for other areas of your life, too!
Beth is a fellow homeschool mom, so she has used what she is teaching us.
There are videos along with the written lessons.
It’s self-paced and forever-access, so you don’t have to worry about rushing through it if life gets in the way.
You can work through the course on any type of computer, a tablet, or even your phone!

Reach a New Year’s Resolution with this course

Have you set a goal to be more organized in 2018? How about you start with your digital homeschool life?

Registration is now open for Techie Homeschool Mom’s Guide to Digital Homeschool Organization.

Case Studies (Do you relate to one of these?)

Homeschool Mom Case Study: Charlotte

Before:

Stored files in folders on her hard drive, bookmarked websites in Chrome and started a spreadsheet with online course information. She felt overwhelmed by all the things that needed to be organized. She had little time to devote to it, and, with new stuff coming in all the time, felt like she felt like she was in “quicksand.”

After:

Excited about transferring all her files over to cloud storage and having everything organized in her Homeschool Inventory. She has a renewed confidence in her tech ability because she realized how many things she was already doing right. She knows the importance of helping her kids prepare for learning in our digital culture.

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Homeschool Mom Case Study: Andrea

Before:

Was a reluctant tech user who didn’t feel confident using anything more technical than Google Drive to organize digital files.

After:

Uses the computer more as she begins to organize her downloads. She’s modeling to her kids how to be less intimidated by the computer, as opposed to her evident past anxiety. She feels “the computer is my friend and CAN make my life easier.”

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