Last month I wrote a fairly extensive review of a new online learning environment called Otus. Otus was originally designed to be a service for teachers to distribute assignments, quizzes, polls, reading materials, and essential information from their iPads to their students' iPads. Otus has expanded to support use within a web browser on laptops and Chromebooks. In the video below I offer an overview of the key features of Otus.
Visit the Otus YouTube channel for detailed video directions on how to use each element of the service.
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