Online Reading Group Guidance

Setting up an online reading group Online reading groups can be a good alternative to face-to-face meetings and while it might not be the same as meeting in the same room with some biscuits to share, they do come with their own advantages. Below we have compiled some suggestions on how to run an online reading group and discuss some of the advantages and disadvantages of online meetings. You might also want to read our other guide that contains more general information on how to set up a reading group. You can find a selection of open access Impact articles, organised by theme, which you might find useful for your reading groups, here. Members Online reading groups give you the opportunity to collaborate with colleagues from other schools or phases in different regions and possibly even other countries. Working with colleagues from your own school allows you to focus on priorities that might be specific to your own setting, but engaging with colleagues from other schools