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Let's lay out best practices for enabling our mentors to provide personal help while maintaining the safety of the kids.

Here's the RaspberryPi Foundation's safeguarding policy.
https://www.raspberrypi.org/app/uploads/2020/05/Raspberry_Pi_Foundation_Safeguarding_Policy_May_2020.pdf

Take the RaspberryPi Foundation's safeguarding course.
https://raspberrypifoundation.learnupon.com/users/sign_up

Let's use this discussion to add any other things we think we should do and develop Zoom-specific response plans (eg: "situation > Actions") so we have some established methods in place before we open up to families.

We shouldn't reinvent wheels.

My main idea is to do a livecoding / codealong with a tutorial or existing code sample as a base. Like a TwitchBot (easier than you think with Glitch and Twitch, using their dice-bot as a starting point), or actually running through a Codacademy or Code.org lesson, giving the kids a few minutes to work out each step themselves, then showing how you would do it.

What would you suggest?