Online Classes

Welcome to the "landing page" for Living the Answer’s online classes! Founded in 2007, Living the Answer LLC offers a variety of classes for homeschool families. Ranging from philosophy and economics to essay writing and public speaking, the unifying theme in our classes is a desire to encourage students to love learning, to think well about difficult subjects, and to do it to the glory of God.

What parents have to say:

• "You motivated and inspired them more than any other teacher ever."
• "We feel very blessed to be able to pick and choose those classes and teachers that we know will inspire our kids, reinforce the God-centered view, and encourage their love for learning. You're at the top of that list. Keep up the great work!"
• "When we were talking about the academic workload, I asked her what in high school prepared her the best for the level that she's working at now. Her response? David Vogel, hands down."
• "He really, really enjoyed your first class and I loved it because he did it completely on his own without any input from me. It was one of the highlights of his last semester for both of us."
• "She really enjoys your class and finds your lectures interesting, entertaining, and informative. I would imagine that you often hear that you are a very inspiring teacher. If not, I'll just say that's the buzz among homeschool moms who hear that from their children."

Read more testimonials here. All classes are taught by David Vogel.

2012-2013 Online Class List

Currently, Living the Answer offers the following classes online. With the exception of Web Design I and Web Design II, all classes feature live, interactive lectures which mimic the experience of a brick-and-mortar classroom, allowing students to view notes, ask questions, and participate in discussions. For schedule details, please refer to the Google calendar. You can register using our online form.

• Government and Economics (Online Version)
  The link above takes you to the description of our traditional, brick-and-mortar Government and Economics class. The online version is identical, except that the lectures are delivered over the internet using software that allows for a live, interactive experience.
  2012-2013 (Schedule details TBD) (sixteen classes*)
  * Meets alternate weeks
  Wednesdays, (Schedule details TBD)
  Tuition: $319
  Suggested age range: 15-18
  Not meeting: See calendar
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• Christian Worldview & Apologetics (Online Version)
  The link above takes you to the description of our traditional, brick-and-mortar Christian Worldview & Apologetics class. The online version is identical, except that the lectures are delivered over the internet using software that allows for a live, interactive experience.
  August 16, 2012 - December 13, 2012 (sixteen classes)
  Thursdays, 1:00pm - 2:30pm EST
  Tuition: $215
  Suggested age range: 15-18
  Not meeting: 10/04/12, 11/22/12
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• History's Great Ideas: Basic Philosophy (Online Version)
  The link above takes you to the description of our traditional, brick-and-mortar History's Great Ideas class. The online version is identical, except that the lectures are delivered over the internet using software that allows for a live, interactive experience.
  January 10, 2013 - May 9, 2013 (sixteen classes)
  Thursdays, 2:30pm - 4:00pm EST
  Tuition: $215
  Suggested age range: 15-18
  Not meeting: 3/14/12, TBD
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• Essay Writing: Zero to Sixty in a Semester (Online Only)
  This class is essentially a combination of our popular Intro to Essays and Essays II classes, with a few additional elements. It merges the two eight-week classes into a single semester-long class.
  Fall 2012 class: August 16, 2012 - December 13, 2012 (sixteen classes)
  Fall 2012 class: Thursdays, 2:45pm - 4:00pm EST
  Spring 2013 class: January 10, 2013 - May 9, 2013 (sixteen classes)
  Spring 2013 class: Thursdays, 1:00pm - 2:15pm EST
  Tuition: $280
  Suggested age range: 11-16
  Class calendar
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• Web Design I: HTML, CSS, & Javascript (Online Only)
  This class uses recorded lectures (unlike the live lectures in the classes above), to allow for maximum schedule flexibility. Students can listen to lectures and do the readings and assignments at their convenience within each week-long segment.
  Fall 2012 class: August 20, 2012* - December 10, 2012* (sixteen classes)
  Spring 2013 class: January 7, 2013* - May 6, 2013* (sixteen classes)
  * Week of
  Tuition: $149
  Suggested age range: 14-18
  No class: 11/19/12
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• Web Design II: Server-Side Scripting (Online Only)
  This class uses recorded lectures (unlike the live lectures in the classes above), to allow for maximum schedule flexibility. Students can listen to lectures and do the readings and assignments at their convenience within each week-long segment.
  Fall 2012 class: August 20, 2012* - December 10, 2012* (sixteen classes)
  Spring 2013 class: January 7, 2013* - May 6, 2013* (sixteen classes)
  * Week of
  Tuition: $149
  Suggested age range: 15-18
  No class: 2/11/13, 4/01/13
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