Platform for easy course creation in K12 subjects
A platform for school teachers in various subjects. Easily create and sell courses and lessons. Get automatic school creation, homework assessment, and lesson scheduling. Generate income as a good teacher without the need for marketing or IT expertise
Hello from the SubSchool team! What is SubSchool? SubSchool is a platform where you can easily create your first online course. No complicated settings, no need to create a website and no need to connect payment systems. It's simple: Register, click on "Create Course" and all you have to do is fill the course with the knowledge you want to share with your students! Story: I previously taught physics as a tutor and together with a mathematician friend, we created an online school where we taught
SubSchool's vision of automating routine tasks and enhancing student engagement is precisely what the EdTech space needs. With features like these, it's clear this platform is set to revolutionize online teaching!
Digital adaptation in education is more a necessity than a choice these days. In that context, SubSchool's mission is timely. Their plans for structured lessons and community-based exercise sharing indicate a thought-out approach
Promising project! Personally, as a student, would love to see teachers and professors using software like that.
Congratulations on your launch....A lot of education course creator apps are moving to AI as the teachers are so stretched for time. Is there any AI integrated in subschool?
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