Wooplah.com Is the True First Math Social Network

Online, February 5, 2012 (Newswire.com) - After a much anticipated and anxious waiting period for many teachers, students, and parents, Wooplah.com is finally here. Wooplah, a Math Social Network, prides itself in being the first publically released math social network for students and teachers to connect. The idea, built on a major social network platform, caters to anyone wishing to learn or teach math.

Wooplah was first put on the web three months ago as a trial for new members and to gain further feedback for development purposes. With much careful calibration, Wooplah has become a working powerhouse for the education scene.

Wooplah's founder and CEO, Anthony J. Wallace, states, "Wooplah was born on the idea, that education should be promoted in technology. We want to bring the power of social networking to a whole new level, by encouraging learning, discovery, and knowledge to the world."

Wooplah has focused their efforts on mathematics. The company feels that math should be the social backbone of the world because it promotes learning, jobs, and smarter generations of kids. Wooplah has managed to take that concept and turn it mainstream with a fully functional social network. The social network is designed for the average user. Its simplistic design and powerful features make the idea behind Wooplah, a winning idea for education.

Wooplah, the site that claims, "We Built It with You in Mind," has taken several steps to ensure the ease of use for any level of e-learning students or teachers. They have incorporated quite a few key elements into the design of the site to ensure that students and teachers always stay connected. One of the best features on the site is the ability for teachers to upload lessons, schedules, due dates, and grades. This can be accomplished when a teacher makes a private group. The teacher or tutor has the power to create groups and invite members to those groups.

What is in it for the students? Students are able to socially connect with tutors and teachers from all over the world, to be able to learn and understand math. If a student does not learn well with a given tutor, they can simply search the social network and find a tutor that better suits their learning style and connect with them instantly. This is a concept that is now easier than ever, with the power of the first ever Math Tutoring Social Network provided by Wooplah.com.

There are several other great features available through Wooplah, but there is no need to spoil all the surprises this company has in store for its members. Feel free to check them out by visiting http://www.Wooplah.com. Wooplah can also be emailed at CustomerCareTeam@Wooplah.com for any questions.