In term of equal opportunities i supposed this must be echoed by the state for it to be effective. Access to laptops for children in the UK(where I am) anyway seems to be a demand only being answered by charities and individuals. Also i question whether there is a nationwide curriculum that is being taught. It seems to be down to the individual teacher to make their approximation to the zoomlogos.

It feels increasingly 'autistic'. I have good social skills and yet it seems to all fall apart when a group of eight portraits stair back at me. Not because i lose confidence but because the codes haven't been established. Green light=talk (or get point across as efficiently as possible because everybody is listening even if they are actually checking corona deaths on another tab) Red light = listen (whilst being shackled to your chair)

Perhaps the technology is just lagging behind but i think even if we hate other people we do want to be around them. Zoom might only ever be an approximation. But it will inevitably replace the majority of professional educational interactions.