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Eduwizards Debuts Live Tutoring App

Eduwizards.com has launched a new app designed to put students in touch with tutors in seconds at any time of day or receive answers to questions within minutes.

Called the Live Tutors App, the new tool offers an app-based whiteboard and voice communication to make the experience equivalent to desktop-based online tutoring. Available for iOS and Android, the app is free, though tutoring and questions are paid for by the minute and question, respectively. The app includes tutoring and answers for math, physics, biology, science and chemistry for students in K-12 and college.

More information is available at eduwizards.com.

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