How Arxspire works

From your request to a normal week, in five steps.

Request a free assessment
Tell us your student's name and school year, and when suits you. We'll offer a time in a real session and email you their private link to join.
The assessment, in a real session
Your student joins from a tablet or laptop. Their instructor shows them how the whiteboard works, then gives them a short assessment covering their school year's topics. They type and draw their answers straight onto the page. There's no preparation needed, and it isn't a test they can fail: it shows us where to start.
Results and a learning plan
The instructor marks it, and we send you a chart showing which topics your student has mastered and which need work. If you join, those topics become their learning plan, in the order that makes sense.
Sessions that fit your week
Book sessions online, up to the day before. Sessions last an hour and start every half hour, every day of the week. In each session, your student works through their own plan on their own whiteboard. Their instructor writes alongside them, explains, marks their pages as they go, and moves them on when they're ready.
Progress you can see
Each topic ends with a mastery check: 9 out of 10 means it's mastered. Later, your student sits a second assessment on the same topics, and you get a chart comparing before and after.

Want to see it for yourself? The free assessment is a real session, on our real whiteboard, with a real instructor.

What a session is like

One instructor, four students, four different plans. Students are never taught as a group.
Private by design. Each student sees and hears only their instructor. If the sound drops, they can type to their instructor privately.
Everything on screen. Worksheets appear on the student's whiteboard, where they type or draw their answers.
No homework. The learning happens in the session.

A tablet or laptop with a microphone, and a reliable internet connection. [Does the student need a camera on? Are headphones recommended?]

A real assessment in a real session, marked by an instructor. No obligation to join.