For simpler questions that can easily be answered, the current system (in the math and physics areas at least) works fine, but when someone is just lost or confused to a point, I think that having a classroom tutor platform, essentially a live tutoring session one-on-one would be more beneficial.

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roadjester · Answer

Something similar to this, where you can write/draw on the board and have a chat on the side, allowing you to interact with the person.

StudyRoom, which is used predominantly by college students (I myself am a tutor on StudyRoom) also has a similar platform, but it also has both video and audio, allowing students to interact with tutor through both chat or videochat.

I think for some more complex problems, or for students that are just plain lost, this would be another approach to helping them out.

roadjester · Answer

@mathmale

mathmale · Answer

At first glance, this is a great idea.  The main thing in the way of its implementation is the cost involved.  OpenStudy has been under development for years, and has improved noticeably, but $, or lack of it, still governs how fast improvement and innovation takes place.  

Keep the ideas coming.  I so much appreciate your interest and your sharing an approach not yet tried.

decarr432 · Answer

I think that's a great Idea but how would it work we could use like Qualified helpers so the 2$ pay feature and they help you and show you how to work every little thing out and it would help pay for itself

decarr432 · Answer

What you think @mathmale