Running online tutoring usually means stitching together a video call tool, a scheduling app, a messaging thread and a spreadsheet of who has paid for how many lessons. None of them know about each other, so the administrative work grows faster than the teaching does, and nobody can answer how many lessons a student has left without checking three places.
VideoClass puts the lesson and the administration around it in the same system. Booking a lesson creates the session, the session opens a real-time classroom, and attendance, recordings and remaining lesson credits update from it. Teachers and students work from one place, and the operational questions — who attended, what was assigned, how many sessions remain — are answered from the record the lesson itself produced.
Key features
Live Classrooms
Real-time audio and video sessions between teacher and students, running in the browser.
Session Recording
Lessons captured server-side and made available for review afterwards.
Lesson Booking
Calendar-based booking with availability, so scheduling does not happen over messages.
Student Packages
Prepaid lesson credits tracked automatically as sessions are consumed.
Assignments & Submissions
Work set after a lesson, submitted by the student and reviewed in the same place.
Attendance Records
Attendance captured from the session itself rather than marked manually.
Teacher Notes
Per-student notes and progress observations kept with the student record.
Multi-Role Administration
Separate teacher, student and administrator experiences from one system.
Staff Messaging
Internal messaging so operational conversations stay inside the platform.
Social Sign-In
Third-party sign-in so students can join without creating another password.
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