Glossary

Content library

A supplier's own bank of lessons and questions, the same for every subscriber.

A content library is teaching material written and owned by a software company and licensed to schools, centres or parents. Atomi, Edrolo and Education Perfect are examples. The material is professionally produced and identical for every customer.

The trade-off for a tutoring centre is differentiation. A library is fast to start with and impossible to be different with. It's also, in several cases, sold directly to the parent who is the centre's customer.

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Related terms

Bring your own content
The centre supplies the material. The platform supplies everything else.
White label
Software that carries your brand and none of the supplier's.

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