Professors can post grades, offer exams, hold discussions, and publish assignments and reading material. Each of these sites also contains a calendar, message boards, chat groups, statistics about student participation and more. Users can also post and respond to classified ads on the site. The software can be customized to meet the needs of each school and can include features that allow parents to check grades and see if their child arrived at school. For example, Jefferson County Public Schools created professional development communities for teachers where they discuss specific aspects of learning and participate in on-line training.
Teachers now put their curricula on line and interact with parents and other community members.
Jafari and Mills are founders and officers of the company which will market and sell the software.