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Duplicate Boards
One board, copied for all.
How do you teach?
Giving every student their own copy of a task usually means rebuilding it again and again. Duplicate a board as shared, private, or one private copy per participant, kept in a folder, in a click.
In small groups, copying a practice board for each student by hand eats the lesson. Duplicate it once, one private copy per student, and everyone starts at the same time.
Making 25 copies of a worksheet is a job nobody has time for. Duplicate the board as one private copy per student, filed in a folder, in a click.
Every participant needs their own copy of the exercise template. Duplicate it once, and each person gets a private copy in a folder.
Photocopying a worksheet for every student takes time before the bell. With students on devices, duplicate the board once and each gets a private copy.
Handing out paper templates to every table wastes the start of an exercise. Duplicate the board as a private copy per participant, and they begin on their laptops.
If you teach more than one child, duplicate a practice board so each has their own copy to work on.
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What it solves
- Differentiating for a whole group at once
- Rushed, held back, or work erased
Helps you
Teach better · Save time
Part of
Whiteboard
The problem
Every student needs their own copy
Individual practice needs a copy of the task for each student. Making them by hand takes time, and copies drift apart or get lost.
The usual way
Teachers rebuild boards for each student, share one board and hope nobody overwrites another’s work, or send separate files.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Duplicate a board as a shared board, a private board, or a private board per participant, placed in a folder.
What changes
Every student gets their own copy of the task in a click.
What it looks like
In practice
A teacher builds one practice board, then duplicates it as a private copy for each of her eight students. Each copy lands in a folder, ready to check.
In a 1:1 lesson
You duplicate a practice set into private copies for your group of three. Each starts at once, and you check them side by side.
In a group class
You duplicate the lab worksheet as one private board per student. All 24 copies sit in a folder for you to review after class.
In a virtual training
You duplicate the case-study template for 15 participants. Each fills in their own, and you compare them in the debrief.
In your classroom
You duplicate the vocabulary board as a private copy for each student on their Chromebook. No photocopier needed.
In the training room
You duplicate the action-plan board so every participant has a private copy on their laptop.
At home
You duplicate the spelling board so each of your children has their own copy to practice on.
