The E-Tutor can be a little like a jack of all trades. An E-Tutor's role can vary greatly and include functions such as administrator, facilitator, mentor, assessor and subject matter expert.

1. The Role
of
E-Tutors

2. An E-Tutor has many roles

3. Subject Matter Expert
• Answer learner’s questions and queries
• Create frequently asked questions facility
• Refer learner to relevant articles/materials
• Guide learner through topics
• Assist learner with practical exercises

4. Administrator
• Set up learner accounts
• Manage the Learner Management System
• Gather learner data and generate reports
• Regularly back up course and learner data

5. Mentor
• Lead by example
• Be consistent and treat all learners fairly
• Always follow through on promises
• Encourage learners to do their best
• Always conduct oneself professionally

6. Assessor
• Assess learners progress
• Assess degree to which learning occurred
• Schedule learner assessments
• Establish marking criteria
• Administer exams, quizzes, essays etc
• Correct and provide feedback

7. Facilitator
• Facilitate the learning process
• Offer advice on learning progression
• Communicate effectively with learners
• Motivate learners
• Maintain interest of learners

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Olivia Moran
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