Jan 15, 2017 12:43 PM EST By Eva M. Fernandez, UniversityHerald Reporter

A new iOS app helps students understand and complete their homework more efficiently by connecting them to a tutor. StudyHub has its own visual blackboard and integrated voice chat. This makes it easier for students to learn Science and Mathematics lessons more.

Easy to Use

The app is quite easy to use with the student choosing a subject, take photos of the homework, and connect to a tutor that will help with the problems and questions, Digital Trends reported. StudyHub is not the usual homework helping app as it features its own integrated voice chat for better communication and visual blackboard to make it easier for the student to follow the lesson.

StudyHub Features

The traditional homework apps connect students to tutors using text-based communication methods, which is very limited. On the other hand, StudyHub easily connects the learner to a "world class" tutor, who will guide the student through solving the problems using visual feedback with StudyHub's live blackboard feature.

This is very useful especially among math and science homeworks, which are riddled with diagrams, figures, graphs, and other visual factors. StudyHub's visual blackboard makes enhances comprehension on these elements present in science and math subjects.

The StudyHub app is free to download in the iOS App Store and it currently offers subjects on physics, chemistry, and math. There are no official announcements yet on whether or not it will support other subjects in the future.

StudyHub also provides free online access to more than 400 hours of tutorials, both video and audio, iTunes Preview reported. It offers over 375 tutorials for higher and ordinary level learning, as well as junior certification subjects such as Irish, CSPE, Biology, Math, and more.

Contents in these topics are created by expert teachers and tutors. Each of the subjects is split into different tutorial packs with video eLesson, exam model answer video, lesson notes, and an audio version of the lesson. 

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