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Tutoring students for students

Is it possible to introduce a tutoring option within itslearning that brings students together within one school? for example

offers: student from class 10 offers tutoring in german for students from class 7-9.

or search: student from class 6 is looking for tutoring for math, subject: geometry

itslearning is supposed to act as a mediator, simple and uncomplicated, just bring them together

  • Madeleine Rabin
  • Aug 28 2020
  • Already exists
Country DE
Category Other
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    Product Team commented
    August 31, 2020 09:27

    Hi Madeleine,


    Thank you for your idea. It is already possible to add students to a course in a teacher role. It is also possible (for the administrator) to create a course role between teacher and student, with slightly less permissions as a teacher if that is desired.

    You could also use the Project feature under Groups if you want this to be fully student initiated.

    regards,

    the itslearning Product team

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