Who Can Benefit?
Although SOLS was originally designed with the traditional school classroom in mind, its functionality is not limited to only one setting. SOLS can also be used to enhance learning in a variety of types of settings, such as:

Traditional classroom: course syllabi, lecture summaries, supplemental materials, extra practice materials, posting test or exam review aids, streaming videos of lectures

Job training centers or employee enhancement departments: video tutorials for basic and advanced skills training, posting of written training materials

Math tutoring programs: dissemination of techniques, methods, practice, and review materials

Athletic programs: posting work outs, training videos, recordings of matches/games

School music programs: posting sheet music, recordings of work, and private instructional lessons showing musical performance and rudimentary techniques, allowing students to replay lessons as many times as needed

Churches: coordination of evening seminar and other educational materials, training information for mission trips and other service-related projects

Home school groups: creating custom lessons, sharing of course materials, techniques, and more

ESL and other language centers or tutoring programs: posting of written and audio lessons, posting supplemental materials, listing of helpful web links related to topics of study