Nigerian startup Stranerd has launched a peer-to-peer learning platform where students can ask and answer homework-related questions, with the service designed to give the smartest students opportunities to offer support to others who may be less skilled in particular subjects. Stranerd began life as an Instagram page back in 2018, but only launched as a standalone digital product this year. We intend to do this by fostering peer-peer learning by giving students the tools to collaborate and solve their problems,” said Jeremiah Godwin, who co-founded Stranerd alongside Timmy Salami. This is why we’re convinced that launching this website is a move in the right direction,” said Godwin. Self-funded and sustained by revenues, Stranerd monetises by providing tutorial services as well as homework help to students through social media direct messaging.

Source: The North Africa Journal December 23, 2021 21:24 UTC