CourseWing gives every student a tutor that guides instead of answering, and gives teachers receipts: evidence of who's struggling, who's mastered it, and what to reteach. The conversations stay private unless a session is flagged.
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A tutor that already knows the course. It reads the assignments, the deadlines, and the teacher's feedback, so help starts from what the class is actually doing.
Sign in and your courses are already there: assignments, due dates, lecture notes, rubrics, and grades. Answers come from your class materials, with the exact sources cited under every response.
Chats stay inside the course, and your teacher sees session summaries.
Before an exam, the tutor reads your grades and your teacher's feedback, finds your weak spots, and builds a review session around them, adjusting the difficulty as you go.
The planner pulls deadlines and notable dates from every class into a realistic night-by-night plan. It knows your courses, your pace, and your struggle areas, so you can stay ahead instead of catching up.
Pick a teaching style: classic tutor, Socratic coach, storyteller, straight to the point, or an encouraging mentor. Every memory it saves about your goals, struggle areas, and habits is yours to edit or delete.
A receipt records what was practiced, where it broke down, and what to reteach. Teachers never read student conversations. If a session looks like answer-seeking, it lands in a review queue, and opening a flagged transcript is logged, every time.
The week at a glance: a write-up of who's engaging and who's stuck, session counts, sessions flagged for attention, and the topics students asked about most.
The roster, with usage and a status read per student: on track, light usage, or worth watching.
Click a student for a profile built from their receipts: doing well, needs help with, and what they use the tutor for.
Sessions that look like answer-seeking are auto-flagged into a private queue. Flags are hidden from students, and unlocking a transcript is logged.
Your AI policy, one assignment at a time. Set the course default, Open, Guided, or Socratic, then override per assignment: lock down the take-home essay, open up review week.
Student names and activity shown are demo data.
"What should I reteach before the unit test, and which students need a check-in?" The class assistant pulls assignment data and tutor-session patterns into a grounded answer: reteach topics with evidence, and a short list of students worth five minutes.
It sees session summaries only. It cannot read student transcripts.
Built for the questions your district will ask. These aren't policies bolted on afterward; they're how the product works.
CourseWing is open to students and teachers right now. Create an account, connect Google Classroom, or skip the setup and explore a demo course first. Tell a classmate: "Go to coursewing.org and hit Try CourseWing."
Try CourseWing →We started CourseWing because personal tutoring shouldn't depend on what a family can pay. Tell us about your school and we'll set up a walkthrough, with your own courses if you'd like.
Just want to try it as a student? Create an account — no demo needed.