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How to Create One Learning Hub for Your Students

How do you set up all of your students for success? It can be tough to organize all of the online resources students need to access over the course of the school year. With an online learning hub, you can create a space that offers individualized support for every student in your community. 

Today on the blog, I’m excited to share LEO™ (Learner Engagement Online) with you and provide information about how to set up transformative support that drives student success.

One Learning Hub for All

What is LEO? LEO is the new academic support platform from Tutor.com. It was built by a team of Tutor.com online learning experts and educators, with input from the company’s institutional partners, to help schools provide flexible support that drives student achievement. Essentially, LEO creates one learning hub for all by streamlining student support services.

LEO creates a central spot for the scheduling, delivery, and analytics for a variety of student support services – including on-demand help for students. Through the platform, students can easily get connected to the supports available at their school, which may include on-demand tutoring, drop-off review services, high-dosage tutoring, and self-paced resources, such as test prep from The Princeton Review®. Teachers can refer students for tutoring, with specific learning needs already identified, and then check in to see their progress. And schools can keep track of scheduling, usage, and more—all in real time. 

Learning Hub in Action

How does LEO work? Students can access the LEO with a single sign-on through their LMS (learning management system). Using their one login, they go to just one platform as a source for all of the support they need over the school year. LEO helps students get help when they need it. 

Screenshot of the interactive LEO platform showing varied student interactions, indicating personalized learning experiences.

Students can decide how they learn best and what support to access when. The platform’s proprietary online classroom—newly updated with features like SnapAttach—has a whiteboard, text and coding screens, graph paper, the Desmos® graphing calculator, and more. With LEO, students can access 24/7, on-demand help in 200+ subjects. They can also choose from different learning settings, including one-to-one, small group, workshop, peer-to-peer, or self-directed learning experiences. The platform also allows students to communicate via text, voice, and video.

Customized Learning Hub

To make sure LEO is the perfect fit for their students, schools  and districts can customize the options available. They can decide to include on-demand and scheduled expert tutoring for students as well as other offerings, including small-group tutoring. Schools can also decide to offer other scheduled support options, such as academic advising.

Screenshot displaying a comprehensive teacher data dashboard on the LEO platform, offering detailed insights into student progress and interactions.

You have lots of options when setting up LEO, including the opportunity to access tutoring services or to make it easier for students to connect with tutors in your own school or district.

Educators and site administrators get on-demand data to help them make decisions over the course of the school year. There are even real-time early intervention alerts to help administrators provide just-in-time support to any student who needs it. By streamlining access to academic support, LEO can also help institutions improve student pass rates and achievement.

LEO prodcut logo

LEO from Tutor.com

If you’re familiar with Tutor.com, which has delivered more than 24 million sessions since 2000, then you already know about their belief that every student deserves a personal tutor. They work to promote equity, opportunity, and achievement for all learners, and LEO is part of the mission to make that happen. The team at Tutor.com supports learners of all ages and stages. This includes students in kindergarten through college, graduate school, career, and continuing education.

Ready to learn more about how Tutor.com can build LEO for your school or district? Head over to this page for more information, or email them at LEOinfo@tutor.com. 

DESMOS is a trademark of Desmos, Inc. The Princeton Review is not affiliated with Princeton University.

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Dr. Monica Burns is a former classroom teacher, Author, Speaker, and Curriculum & EdTech Consultant. Visit her site ClassTechTips.com for more ideas on how to become a tech-savvy teacher.

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