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A guardian creates the circle
Only learners already linked to that guardian can be added, and learning-management permission is checked.
Optional group learning
Learn together, with families in control.
Learning Circles turn OHM’s existing family groups into a clear workflow for shared projects, learner submissions, and guardian feedback.
How it works today
Three steps from an idea to useful feedback
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The guardian sets shared work
Assignments can include instructions, a subject, and a due date for the learners in the circle.
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Learners submit; guardians respond
A learner can save a draft, submit work, and receive feedback inside the same protected workflow.
Where it fits
What a circle does, and what it leaves to you
Good fits
- Sibling projects and family-led study
- Small homeschool co-ops whose learners are linked to the managing guardian
- Shared reading, research, STEM, or portfolio prompts
- Guardian feedback on work submitted inside OHM
What families still arrange themselves
OHM does not currently operate live clubs, supervise video calls, arrange local meetups, or verify outside participants. Families remain responsible for any real-time or in-person activity they organize beyond the platform.
Getting started
Start a circle with the learners you already manage.
Circles are built on the family groups you already have, so there is nothing separate to set up and nobody outside the family to approve.
