Paper, formerly GradeSlam, Raises $7.5 Million to Grow Beyond Online Tutoring - News
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She has an important job—the 300 or so tutors her company hires are its direct line of communication with about 300,000 students in the U.S. and Canada in search of help for a variety of subjects, from English to chemistry. The name change is part of the new look—under the old name, schools associated his company with grading software, which did not represent the full scope of services his team provides. He stayed mum on specifics of new features planned for the platform, only saying that schools shouldn’t expect any changes until next academic year. However, through the Google Assistant Investments program, GradeSlam has had help leveraging the search giant’s voice technology on its tutoring platform. “Leveling the playing field for every student is on the strategic plan for every school district we talk to,” says Cutler, 31.