1. Online Tutoring Basics

2. What is NetTutor?
NetTutor is a comprehensive online tutoring service for all levels of college
courses.

3. Who are the tutors? At least a Bachelor's degree.
Tutors are highly trained and all have:
At least a Bachelor's degree.
A Minimum GPA of 3.0 in the subject they are tutoring.
Teaching or tutoring experience.

4. What services does NetTutor offer?
1 on 1 sessions with a live tutor using text chat, audio, or video along with an interactive whiteboard.
A question and answer center where students may submit a question and receive an answer within 24 hours.
A paper center where students can submit a paper and get feedback within 48 hours.

5. How do you access NetTutor?

6. Step 1: Log into your Canvas account

7. Step 2: Click the “Courses” tab in the menu and select “CR Net Tutor for EOPS”.

8. Step 3: Select “NetTutor” from the courses menu.

9. Step 4: Read and accept the license agreement
Step 4: Read and accept the license agreement. You will only need to do this once.

10. Step 5: From the green menu select the subject you want help with.

11. Step 6: Select live 1-1 help or submit a question
Step 6: Select live 1-1 help or submit a question. You can also review previous sessions.

12. Making the most out of your tutoring session.
Complete readings and prepare materials before meeting with a tutor.
Meet with a tutor when you first experience difficulty in a course.
Wait times are longer during mid terms and finals, log in early.

13. Links to helpful videos
NetTutor Promo Video: Describes how easy it is to access NetTutor and some of the new features NetTutor has to offer: NetTutor Modes: Details the different ways to receive tutoring including Ask a NetTutor, Q &A Center and the Paper Center.: NetTutor for Math: Details how to use the many tools in NetTutor including the Math specific tools: Using the NetTutor Paper Center: This video demonstrates how to submit a paper to the NetTutor paper center, retrieve it once the paper has been reviewed and even upload it to the NetTutor whiteboard for a live session if you have any questions about the paper review: How to Save your NetTutor session as a PDF: This video demonstrates how students and faculty can save a NetTutor session as a PDF: