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Virtual Learning Platforms
At the heart of online tutoring is the Learning Management System (LMS). Platforms like Moodle, Blackboard, and Canvas offer a centralized space for tutors and students to interact. These systems allow tutors to:
- Upload course materials
- Set assignments and tests
- Track student progress
- Facilitate discussions through forums
Real-time Communication Tools
Synchronous learning, where students and tutors interact in real-time, is made possible through communication tools. Software like Zoom, Skype, and Microsoft Teams offer video conferencing features tailored for education:
- Screen sharing for presentations or problem-solving
- Whiteboard tools for illustrations and explanations
- Breakout rooms for group discussions or activities
- Recording sessions for later review
Interactive Presentation Software
Gone are the days of static slides. Modern presentation tools like Prezi and Nearpod allow for dynamic, interactive presentations. These platforms enable:
- Embedding quizzes and polls
- Incorporating videos and animations
- Real-time feedback and interaction from students
Digital Whiteboards
Digital whiteboards, such as Jamboard or Miro, replicate the traditional blackboard experience. They offer:
- Multi-user access, allowing both tutor and student to write or draw
- Integration with other tools, like saving a board directly to Google Drive
- Infinite canvas space, enabling expansive brainstorming or problem-solving sessions
Locations We Have Tutors Offering In-person Tutoring
While TutorHelpful’s online tutoring is accessible globally, until now we have tutors providing in-person tutoring only for the following locations:
Maryland State:
