Tabsera

We developed Tabsera for an entrepreneur from Somaliland, an African country. The biggest Somaliland mobile operator, Telesom, has helped launch the latest version. As of mid-2020, 1 physical school uses the platform. National TV channel Eryal TV made an overview of Tabsera.

Enter a school as long as the school is open, or join a private school if a principal invites you to one. Attend classes taught by in-school or invited teachers in English, French, Arabic, and Turkish.

Join lessons on the go using your phone! The web version design is adapted for a small screen.

6 lesson attendants (2 on the phone) see each other in a video chat, while others communicate via a text or voice chat. The guy who hasn’t completed his homework will not get away with murder :)

A normal lecture with video hosts up to 32 people and six of them have a video available. For broadcast, where only the teacher has the video, and the rest only use audio chat, the number of participants goes up to 300.

Upload CVs, achievements, and certificates to your profile. Spice it up with your bio and skills, and don’t forget to mention how much money you’re charging for an hour!

Before the lesson, prepare quizzes. You will see the list of tests when the lesson is over. Give one to your students to see how attentively they have been listening to you!

Use the virtual whiteboard as if it were a physical one. However, unlike a physical classroom, on Tabsera it’s possible to attach videos, audios, quizzes, and even games to the whiteboard.

The games are integrated into the platform from the Tabsera’s partner game developer. Obtain them from the built-in marketplace and add some fun to your lessons!

Any work should be rewarded! Withdraw money from your wallet if you have $5 or more. Tabsera works with PayPal and Waafi.

If your physical school has enabled Tabsera, you are eligible to join it from home. Join another school if it is open or if the principal has invited you.

Whether you have joined a school or not, you can still attend private classes or lectures with out-of-school teachers.

The main feature that a principal account has is creating a school. Write its description, upload a business license. You can edit the data later.

Principals create courses and programs — sets of courses. Then they assign teachers, enroll students, set a price and write a description.

You have complete control over teachers and students. As a principal, you can manually create and delete their accounts. Invite a guest teacher and set up a contract expiration date. You can also prolong a contract.

Create or edit your kids’ profiles. You can change every piece of data, even their passwords.

Choose what lessons your children will be attending. Navigate through the list or get a direct link. Parents also pay for the lessons or the materials from the marketplace.

Remember those books, quizzes, games, videos, and audios that a teacher can integrate into the lesson? Publishers add them to the platform. Set up a price, a commission, sell single items or in bundles.