Guides

Guides for online tutors

Written from lessons actually taught, with stills from the product. Each one answers a question a tutor types into a search box.

The pencil, the stand, where the call runs, palm rejection, locking the view, setting homework before you hang up.

Import the board's PDF as pages, write over it, mark it, set the next question, export the attempt. And the copyright position.

Squared paper, instruments, a calculator that writes onto the page, marking, homework that is the question.

Graphs from the equation, rearranging by hand, a calculator that shows its working, past papers under the ink.

Practice papers as pages, homework in parts, marks that add up, and a link for parents.

Tutors and students under one organisation, audited read-only oversight, data that stays when a tutor leaves.

Writeboard and BitPaper side by side in pounds, and where BitPaper still wins.

A recording tool against a record: where each is the better choice for one-to-one tuition.

A classroom by the hour against a whiteboard at a flat price, and where Pencil Spaces wins.

Export a paper, import it as pages, carry on. Four steps.

The same four steps, with Ziteboard's export.

Board to book: export, import, chapter.

Nine tools with the price each publishes and what each is for.