Offer a course-ready session
Describe a concrete class session by topic, course level, format, timing, materials, and teaching boundaries.
Become a Swapper
Offer, host, and coordinate guest teaching around real courses.
A Swapper is a verified scholar who can contribute a focused guest session, host another scholar in a course, or do both over time. ScholarSwap makes those teaching possibilities searchable and keeps coordination tied to course fit.
Host around a course need
Name the syllabus moment where a guest scholar would add evidence, methods, cases, or disciplinary context.
Coordinate by fit
Use course context, scholar profiles, and stated availability before requesting an introduction.
From profile to fit check.
1
Join with academic context
Start with .edu registration and affiliation details, then choose whether your public profile can appear in discovery.
2
Build a teaching passport
Make your fields, institution, teaching interests, languages, and course-fit boundaries legible to other scholars.
3
Share or host a course offering
Publish a teaching offer or add a private course need that can support fit checks and coordination.
4
Request a fit check
ScholarSwap keeps coordination course-first: the host course context is reviewed before an introduction moves forward.
Public discovery, private coordination.
ScholarSwap is intentionally built around academic verification, public-profile opt-in, and careful course-fit coordination.
- Student records stay outside ScholarSwap.
- Teaching materials follow the guest scholar's stated sharing preferences.
- Recording access and retention are agreed before any session.
- Public discovery uses opted-in profiles and public teaching offers.
Ready to become a Swapper?
Join with a .edu address, create your teaching profile, and decide whether to publish an offer, host a guest scholar, or start with a private course context.