The U.S. textbook market is $6 billion for grade levels 7 to 12. For those textbooks the States pay. For college courses students pay.

Today, Amazon offers eBooks for their Kindle reader. They are convenient and informative, but are not able to utilize the full power of a computer since they are not interactive.

With the online College Tutor system a student learns, does extensive homework problems and simulated finals for which he receives self-assessment scores. Uses any device that connects to the Web and has a keyboard. We have our own private “cloud;” there is nothing to download or to install. Student registers, and is on his way. Teacher uses another program to assemble exams from our database in very short time. Students use paper and pencil or, with the help of yet another program, take those exams cheat-proof over the Internet.

With our College Tutor, we offer color, still-, and moving media in 2-D and 3-D, sound, homework projects, exams, and self-assessment. In addition, we have the entire infrastructure available to serve students and teachers alike that could turn our system into an online school.

Great care was taken and no expenses spared to make the system convenient, fast, and cheat- and hacker proof. For example, during exam time students may sit next to each other with their laptops but still would have great difficulties to copy from one another.

Exam scores are relayed back to the student for feedback, and to the teacher and a designated regional/state assessment center for evaluation. Education policy makers will have instant information in their hands that up to now they can only wish for.