A tutor's short description tells students and colleagues what it is for. If you leave it blank, Mindjoy falls back to the first few lines of the prompt, which is rarely the sentence you would have chosen.
Writing one
1. Open My Library from the sidebar and click your tutor to open it.
2. Click Tutor settings in the top right.
3. The settings page opens.
4. Scroll down and open Advanced settings.
5. Click into Short Description and write your description. You have 200 characters.
6. Click Save changes in the top right.
Where it appears
Students see it when you assign the tutor to a classroom.
Colleagues see it on the tutor's card if you share it with your organisation or publicly.
What makes a good one
Say who it is for and what it does, in one sentence. "Walks Grade 10 learners through light and dark reactions with hints, not answers" tells a student far more than "Photosynthesis tutor".
If you plan to share the tutor, add tags at the same time so people can find it by subject.