Brenal says it is pretty simple to create your own Bitmoji classroom. You can go to YouTube and type in how to create your own Bitmoji, and it takes about 12 minutes to learn.

When teacher Cathryn Robbins posted that she “had zero interest” in making a Bitmoji classroom, she got so many mean-spirited comments that she hid some of them.

KCPS using Bitmoji classrooms to help with online learning during pandemic Some teachers in Kansas City Public Schools will create Bitmoji classrooms as part of their virtual lesson plans.

Bitmoji, the personalized-emoji app, has become increasingly popular among elementary- and middle-school teachers as a way to interact with students and make remote learning more fun.

To make the first day of virtual classes a little more exciting, some Texas teachers have ramped up their creativity with Bitmoji classrooms. KRIS’ Corderro McMurry reports.