Users can also post and respond to classified ads on the site. With Angel, every course can have a web complement. This introduces a new paradigm in teaching and learning where students and teachers are connected not just in the classroom, but 24 hours a day via the Web. The software can also 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 online training.
Teachers now put their curriculums online 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. Inc. CyberLearning Labs, Inc. will also offer consulting, engineering, and technical services as well as an online training course for the development and implementation of Angel. They will also market Angel to business, industry and government institutions. The two hope to further develop Angel by forming an e-Learning consortium which will encourage input from educators to create a product truly designed for educators by educators. Researchers and practitioners interested in the research, development and use of information technology as it relates to teaching and learning can join the international e-Learning Consortium free of charge.