The Jerusalem Post writes…
Ask Jewish summer camp directors about the hardest part of designing a virtual camp experience for the COVID-19 era and they’ll laugh.
Then they’ll say that all of it is hard. That they’ve never done anything like this before. That camp on a screen isn’t really camp.
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