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Olivia Lin- Growth and Operations Lead, Socratic
Students take a photo of a homework question and can get help in all subjects. Useful for college freshmen if they need a refresher on math/science topics that carry over from high school.
P.S. I work at Socratic and wish I had this when I was in high school, so I may be biased :PThe Verge
A little confession from me. I was homeschooled (that's not the confession part), and in 8th grade my algebra textbook had the answers to half the problems in the back. And when I was stumped, I would cheat. Sorry, mom!Digital Trends
The days when students have to flip through textbooks to find solutions to homework problems may soon be coming to an end. Rather, they will be taking pictures with their smartphones to feed problems into an artificially intelligent app if Socratic has its way.Android Police - Android News, Apps, Games, Phones, Tablets
Socratic was launched for Android on May 2nd, but it has been on iOS under the name Homework Genius since last year. It has a pretty interesting premise: you take pictures of your homework, and it tells you about the topic and provides answers. How well does it actually work, though?
Pete Allport- Founder Orchrd
NoteBear allows students to buy and sell notes or tutoring. It's a really popular way to make some pocket money and collaborate with each other.Pete Allport- Founder Orchrd
Allows students to make a little pocket money by selling their notes or tutoring (skills).BrainAround helps you to make the most of your textbook, by connecting you with students that study the same textbooks at colleges throughout the USA.
Here You can post questions about specific textbook problems and content that you need help with. You can also help other students by answering their questions and sharing your solutions.