Avoiding Tech Hiccups: A 5-Minute Prep Guide for Funclass Parents
Avoiding Tech Hiccups: A 5-Minute Prep Guide for Funclass Parents
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Online classes should be smooth and stress-free, but nothing is more frustrating than racing against the clock to fix tech issues when class is about to start. Here’s how you can take just five minutes before class to set up for success and avoid missing valuable learning time—or worse, having to credit a class due to connection issues.
1. Take 5 Minutes to Check the Platform
Before your child’s class, take just five minutes to make sure everything is working. Log in to Funclass and confirm that:
✅ The platform loads properly
✅ Your child’s camera and microphone are working
✅ The internet connection is stable
This quick check helps avoid last-minute panic when class is starting.
2. Keep the Homepage Open in Another Tab
If you run into issues, don’t waste time searching for support. Keep the Funclass homepage open in a separate tab so you can quickly find solutions.
🔹 Need help? Funclass has a chat function on their main page where you can reach out for support quickly.
3. Send the Parent Guide in Your Welcome Letter
As part of your onboarding process, share this Funclass Parent Guide with families so they know what to expect before their first session:
👉Click here to access the Parent Guide
Encourage parents to review the guide and follow the setup steps before their child’s first class.
4. Set Up a Practice Time
If your student is new to Funclass, consider offering a quick 5-minute tech check session. This allows parents to test their setup before their actual lesson, ensuring that class time is spent learning, not troubleshooting.
Final Tip: Be Prepared, Not Panicked
By following these simple steps, you can ensure a stress-free start to every Funclass session. Save yourself time, prevent class disruptions, and avoid unnecessary refunds or rescheduling!
Feel free to schedule a one-on-one to help guide you along the way.
👉Click here for an appointment or send me an email.
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