Tutors · During the lesson
Writing math and diagrams with a mouse
Writing equations and drawing diagrams with a mouse is slow and messy, and it pulls attention away from the idea.
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Who feels it
When
Part of
Helps you
Teach better
Today
Solved today
How Pencil Spaces solves it
The tutor sketches a free-body diagram with a stylus, and the student labels the forces in another color. The Equation Editor turns handwriting into neat notation.
- Infinite WhiteboardAvailableThe Infinite Whiteboard is an endless shared board where everyone draws, writes and annotates at once, and it’s all saved.
- PenAvailableThe Pen writes in any color and thickness with ink that keeps pace with every stroke.
- Equation EditorAvailableThe Equation Editor writes equations and graphs with LaTeX, a keyboard or freehand handwriting, as neat notation on the board.
- Lines & ShapesAvailableLines & Shapes draw straight lines and precise shapes you can move or resize any time.
Also helps: Pen & Touch, Board Backgrounds, Text, Eraser, Undo & Redo, Select
The usual way
Tutors type what they can and hold paper up to the camera.
A tip you can use today
A simple drawing tablet, or a tablet with a stylus, makes handwriting on screen feel natural.
See it in a live Space.
We’ll walk you through it, shaped around how you teach.
