I would love to hear how each of you heard about Time4Learning and what were your initial impressions of the program before you signed up. Did you check us out on newsgroups? Did you ask friends?  Did you sign up the first time you saw the site?  We hear all sorts of statistical answers on this but we’d like to hear it more as a few people’s story.

At Time4Learning, we’re always trying to learn more about our homeschooling members.  Let’s start with this question. Prior to joining up with Time4Learning, what were you using to homeschool your children, how was it working?

Hello. This is a new phase in this blog. We’ve found three new co-authors to talk about their lives, their homeschooling experiences, their use of the internet and how Time4Learning fits into thier world.

I’d like each of the new authors to introduce themselves and something about their homeschooling programs, challenges, and experiences. Also, please tell us if this is your first blogging experience.  BTW, for safety reasons, we would like you to be sure to NOT use your last name and any other information that makes you personally identifiable.

The web-home-school blog started a few months back so that  Time4Learning could get access to more detailed information on how Time4Learning gets used by it’s members.  While we have daily feedback on the forum and from phone calls and emails, we don’t get much insight into how Time4Learning fits into the overall education and daily routine of our members.  We started this blog and have invited a few members to write into it to give us more detailed information.

I am recruiting a few of members who are interested in writing about their Time4Learning experience in general and to answer any specific questions that we post.   If you are a Time4Learning member and wish to participate please contact me (I’m Jen at Time4Learning) for details.

Are you new to the homeschool world? Have a child with Aspergers, Autism, ADHD? How about using this as an afterschool program? Does it replace the need for a tutor? Or maybe you homeschool all five of your children. How do you do it? We are particularly interested in learning the specifics of different situations such as multi-children families, families with gifted children or children with special learning issues, how Time4Learning is used with other programs such as A Beka, Saxon, or K12, how Christian homeschooling families use Time4Learning,  how unschoolers use Time4Learning, or how Classical Homeschoolers use Time4Learning.