Document upload
The virtual classroom accepts common lesson formats, including presentations, PDFs, documents, and images.
Teaching tools for an individual tutoring session
Learn how one iTutor educator and one student use shared whiteboards, polling, presentations, screen sharing, chat, notes, and other live lesson tools.
Bring lesson content into the tutoring session
The tutor can present instructional material directly in the iTutor virtual classroom while keeping the student focused in one private teaching space.
Presentation controls
The tutor can move through slides, zoom, fit content to the screen, and direct attention to the current example.
Whiteboard annotation
Drawing, text, shapes, highlights, and pointers let the tutor work directly on the lesson material.
Guided whiteboard practice
The tutor can give the student whiteboard access to solve a problem step by step.
Screen sharing
The tutor can demonstrate websites, software, documents, or other material from a shared screen.
External video
The tutor can play a supported external video in sync with the student.
Check understanding in real time
Interactive tools give the tutor immediate signals about what the student understands and where another explanation may help.
Quick polls
The tutor can ask a poll question and see the student’s response as it arrives.
Published result
The tutor can share the poll result while discussing the answer.
Smart slides
The tutor can prepare a question and response options on a presentation slide for a quick poll.
Reactions and status
The student can use reactions and status indicators to respond without interrupting an explanation.
Raise hand
The raise-hand control gives the student a clear way to signal a question or request help.
Work together during the lesson
Session chat
The student can ask a question or write a response to the tutor when chat is enabled.
Shared notes
The tutor and student can use shared notes for worked steps, links, and lesson takeaways.
Student screen sharing
The tutor can make the student the presenter so the student can share work for feedback.
Tutor controls
The tutor can manage the student’s microphone, webcam, chat, shared notes, and whiteboard access during the session.
Preserve useful lesson work
Annotated presentations
Worked examples and whiteboard annotations can be downloaded when downloads are enabled.
Shared notes export
Notes can be exported in common formats for reference after the session when downloads are enabled.
Recording
When enabled, a lesson recording can capture the presentation, audio, webcams, screen sharing, whiteboard activity, and chat.
Playback
A published recording can replay the tutoring session for an authorized viewer.
One tutor. One student. One focused space.
The iTutor virtual classroom keeps live video, shared lesson content, collaboration tools, and tutor controls together in the browser so students can focus on the lesson rather than the software.