Zooms, Looms and Google Classrooms. Seesaw, Aladdin, Dojo and YouTube tutorials. They're just some of the many ways that primary students are learning remotely. And just like the platforms being used, the amount of live and pre-recorded lessons students are receiving varies widely. Some parents, particularly those who are receiving limited or no live interactions with their schools, are calling for more. Among them is Sinead Cosgrave and her husband who live in Dublin and both work in the health sector. The Cosgrave family Their daughter, who is in First Class, has had one live engagement with her school since remote learning began last month while her son, who is in Fifth Class, has had none.