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Emily's Work Corner

I set up my work area in a corner of my room. I can move my desk to face the blank wall- I like to post sticky notes on the wall with my ideas and reminders to keep me on task. I tried to keep my work space small and neat since I also have to sleep in the same room. My desk at school is usually a mess, but this minimal set up seems to be working for me so far! Hopefully I can keep up with how neat and organized my area is!

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Don't forget to build your virtual office! Have you tried Microsoft Tasks? You can create tasks from individual emails and automatically add items from Planner (that's the tool the Return to Learn groups have tasks assigned in) as well.

Perhaps you would like some of the Microsoft tools better as full programs rather than as web-browser based programs (or the opposite).

-Carolyn

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I'm usually on the couch, but for better posture I added a desk. I got a small fold up one for the open space next to the couch; I can easily put it away against the wall when I don't need it out. My yellow stool is great, but I might need an office chair. A coffee table and bookshelf nearby hold supplies. Orange string is a requirement for anyone doing virtual work with a cat ;)

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Brian Rodgers

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We took over the guest bedroom and turned it into a home office. We added some organizers to keep us on track, a desk under the window for me and a cube shelf to organize the kids materials. My daughter added the stool and blanket so she could hang with me when she was bored...and she was around A LOT! Since I did not need a workspace suited for online teaching with kids, this space ended up feeling and functioning more like a true home office than a mini teaching space.