Prime Point

• Submit Your Application

  Visit the Masters page and click 'Become a Master'. Fill in your name, subject, and a short description.

• Await Admin Approval

  An admin reviews your profile. Your dashboard will show a pending badge while the review is in progress.

• Unlock Full Master Tools

  Once approved, you can create practices, assign homework, publish tutorials, and run private classrooms.

How to Choose and Follow a Master

Browse the Masters list to see all approved educators. Click any master to view their profile, subject, average student score, and the practices they have published.

• Go to your Profile page after logging in.
• Scroll to the Masters section and use the selector to add the masters you want to follow.
• Save your profile. The master's practices and homework will now be accessible to you.
• You can follow multiple masters at the same time.
• Remove a master from your selector at any time to unfollow.

Practice System

Practices are the core of Prime Point. Each practice is a set of multiple-choice questions created by a master. Masters configure exactly how students experience each practice.

• Three difficulty levels: Easy, Medium, Hard.
• Optional time limit — the timer counts down and auto-submits when it expires.
• Pass score threshold — you must reach this percentage to pass.
• Max attempts cap — masters can limit how many times a student can retry.
• Show-answers-after option — correct answers are revealed once the attempt is completed.
• Free and available-for-all flags — masters can open a practice to the entire platform.

Homework System

Masters link a practice to a homework assignment and push it directly to students or groups. Students complete the linked practice to submit the homework.

• Create homework: give it a title, optional notes, a linked practice, and an optional due date.
• Assign to individual students or to an entire group in one step.
• Student completes the practice → homework status moves to Submitted automatically.
• Master grades the submission and can leave written feedback.
• Track per-student status from the homework detail view.

Tutorial System

Tutorials are long-form rich-text articles written by masters. They can include images, formatted text, and links to related practices — turning a lesson into an interactive experience.

• Categories: Mathematics, Korean, Programming, English, Other.
• Read time is estimated automatically from the word count.
• Students can like or dislike a tutorial to give the author feedback.
• Link any number of practices to a tutorial so students can test themselves immediately.
• View count is tracked so masters can see which tutorials are most popular.

Classroom System

Classrooms are private learning spaces managed by a master. They contain structured lessons, and only enrolled students can access the content.

• Add students individually or import a whole group at once.
• Each classroom has ordered lessons with a status: Not Started, Ongoing, or Finished.
• Attach practices, homework assignments, and tutorials to any lesson.
• Upload lesson notes (PDFs, slides) that students can download per lesson.
• Each classroom has its own discussion board for class-specific questions.

Discussion Forum

The platform-wide discussion forum lets anyone ask questions, share insights, or start a conversation. The best answers rise to the top through community voting.

• Threads are organised by category — find the right section quickly.
• Announcements and pinned threads stay at the top of their category.
• Upvote helpful threads and replies — downvote off-topic ones.
• Thread authors can mark one reply as the accepted answer.
• Sort by Latest, Most Votes, Recent Activity, or Unanswered.