Interactive learning modules
Lessons, study guides, flashcards, visual resources, and practice stay together in one focused workspace.
Explore a sample section, open real learning modules, ask the contextual tutor questions, and try the programming workspace before deciding whether StudySite fits your course.

Do not start the instructor preview. Accept the invitation sent by your instructor and sign up with the same invited school email address. That is how StudySite places you in the correct section and starts your one-time 21-day student trial.
Built around learning
The preview lets prospective instructors experience the same student-facing tools their class would use.
Lessons, study guides, flashcards, visual resources, and practice stay together in one focused workspace.
Students can ask questions beside the lesson they are studying, so help stays grounded in the course material.
The built-in editor and terminal let programming students move from explanation to experimentation without leaving StudySite.
Modules, sections, progress, objectives, and learning resources are organized around the work students need to do.

Learn by doing
Programming students can read the lesson, write and run code, work in the terminal, and ask the tutor for help without losing the module context.
After adoption
The free preview is intentionally a student account—it does not include instructor authoring or section-management tools. If StudySite looks right for your course, email us to discuss adoption and instructor access.
Email admin@studysite.ai
Sign up for the one-time instructor preview. Your preview account uses the student role.
StudySite automatically places you in the sample section so you can experience the learner workflow.
If you are interested in adopting StudySite, email admin@studysite.ai to discuss instructor access.
Your free 7-day preview begins when StudySite creates your sample section access. It is available once per person.
Start your free preview