Audio setup
Students choose an audio option and can test their microphone and speakers before participating.
Inside an iTutor live tutoring session
See how one iTutor educator and one student use the iTutor virtual classroom for live instruction, active practice, accessibility, and optional lesson review.
Join and prepare for a tutoring session
The iTutor virtual classroom opens in the browser, with no separate meeting application required. A quick device check helps the lesson start smoothly.
Camera preview
A student can select a camera and preview video before sharing it with the tutor.
Lesson presentations
Tutors can upload documents, presentations, PDFs, and images for instruction during the session.
Presenter access
The tutor can let the student present when sharing work from their screen supports the lesson.
Explain, demonstrate, and practice together
iTutor’s live lesson tools let a tutor demonstrate a concept, invite the student to practice, and check understanding without leaving the private tutoring room.
Shared whiteboard
The tutor and student can draw, write, highlight, and annotate lesson content together. The tutor controls the student’s whiteboard access.
Live polling
A tutor can ask a quick question, see the student’s response, and share the result when useful.
Smart slides
A question prepared on a slide can become a one-click poll, helping the tutor check understanding during the lesson.
Screen sharing
The tutor can demonstrate a process from their screen. The student can share work after receiving presenter access.
Session chat
Live chat supports written questions and responses. The tutor can control whether chat is available.
Shared notes
The tutor and student can work in a shared notes area when the tutor makes that tool available.
Downloadable work
Presentations with whiteboard annotations and shared notes can be downloaded when the session configuration allows it.
Tutor controls for a focused session
The tutor joins as the moderator and can manage the student’s access to participation tools throughout the lesson.
Webcam controls
The tutor can control whether the student shares a webcam during the session.
Microphone controls
The tutor can mute the student or restrict microphone access when needed.
Chat controls
The tutor can make chat available or unavailable to match the lesson.
Notes controls
The tutor can control the student’s access to shared notes.
Whiteboard controls
The tutor can grant the student whiteboard access or remove annotation access.
Presenter access
The tutor can let the student present and return presenter access to the tutor afterward.
Accessibility and review tools
Closed captions
Live caption controls support students who benefit from following the conversation in text during the session.
Flexible layout
The tutor and student can adjust how webcams, presentations, chat, notes, and shared content appear.
Session recording
When recording is enabled, the session can capture audio, webcams, screen sharing, presentations, whiteboard activity, and chat for authorized lesson review.
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.