Coming soon
Live Captions
Every word, captioned live.
How do you teach?
Browser captions miss words and fall behind, so students who rely on captions miss parts of the lesson. Live Captions, coming soon, will show what’s said as text right in the lesson, for students and teachers.
Browser captions garble subject terms, and students who rely on them fall behind. Live Captions, coming soon, will show what you say as text right in the lesson.
Students who are deaf or hard of hearing need captions they can trust. Live Captions, coming soon, will run inside every class.
Online training needs captions people can rely on. Live Captions, coming soon, will run inside every workshop, beyond what a browser provides.
Students who are hard of hearing can miss words when you turn to the board. Live Captions, coming soon, will show what you say as text on their screens.
Not everyone in the room catches every word. Live Captions, coming soon, will show what’s said as text on the shared screen in the Space.
If your child relies on captions, Live Captions, coming soon, will show every word of the lesson as text in their Space.
Free for 2 weeks on any paid plan. No credit card required.
What it solves
- Accommodations missing in the lesson
Helps you
Teach better
Part of
Young learners
The problem
Browser captions aren’t good enough
Browser captions miss subject vocabulary, lag behind speech and cover few languages. Students who depend on captions miss parts of every lesson.
The usual way
Students rely on browser captions, or programs pay for a separate captioning service.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Live Captions, coming soon: what’s said in the lesson will appear as text on screen, for students and teachers, beyond the captions a browser provides.
What changes
Students who are deaf or hard of hearing will follow every word of the lesson.
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What it looks like
In practice
A student who is hard of hearing will follow her chemistry lesson through captions in the Space, without asking anyone to repeat themselves.
In a 1:1 lesson
Your deaf student will follow every explanation through captions in the lesson.
In a group class
Captions will run in every class, so no student has to ask for them.
In a virtual training
Captions will run in every online workshop, so every participant can follow along.
In your classroom
A student who is hard of hearing will read what you say on her Chromebook as you teach.
In the training room
A participant who is hard of hearing will follow the workshop through captions on the shared screen.
At home
Your son, who is hard of hearing, will read every word of his lesson in the captions.
