Bring photos, files, and voice into a lesson
Give the tutor context by attaching your working or using live voice. You need an active tutoring session; voice also needs microphone access and a supported browser.
Attach work in text chat
Section titled “Attach work in text chat”- Open the active chat.
- Drag a photo, PDF, document, or supported text/code file into the conversation, or use the paperclip.
- Check the attachment pills before sending.
- Add a specific question, such as Which step did I get wrong?
- Send the message and review the response against the original question.
Use a bright, upright photo that includes the full problem and your own attempt. Remove unrelated personal details before attaching a worksheet.
Use live voice
Section titled “Use live voice”Start Live voice from the tutoring session and allow microphone access when your browser asks. Speak one question at a time and pause to hear the response. Use headphones if the tutor’s audio feeds back into the microphone.
During live voice, you can drag a photo into the lesson. PDFs and documents use the normal text-chat attachment flow.
If a visual fails
Section titled “If a visual fails”Read the displayed message before retrying. A credit limit or plan requirement points to billing; a temporary failure can be retried after a short wait. Generated images may take longer than text.
Next: Session recaps or troubleshooting.