Beppo is an interactive whiteboard that allows tutors to give online classes, and provides hours tracking for clients (educative organizations) to know how many hours of class they have used. It also provides a web interface to configure user accounts for tutors, clients, pupils.

It supports instant access classes, pre-arranged classes, and offline questions. After every class the contents of the whiteboard are saved in the backend's database and can be later post-processed by a tutor, and sent via mail to the pupil or to a pre-configured mail account.

It's mainly designed for giving maths classes, and has a couple of helpful features for this.

Beppo is named after Beppo Levi, a renouned mathematician.

This project was developed at Except by Anthony Lenton, Matías Bordese and Walter Alini during 2006. In 2007 was open sourced and Martín Gaitán worked on it as part as his professional practices.

Was original hosted at http://gna.org/projects/beppo

Beppo is licensed under the GNU General Public License V2 or later