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Permanent Links
One link for every lesson.
How do you teach?
A new link every week means students in the wrong place and lessons that start late. Each Space has one permanent link that always opens the lesson that’s on now.
Hunting for this week’s link makes students late and makes you look disorganized. Give each student one permanent link; it opens your Space every week, whichever lesson is live.
A new link for every class is a new chance for students to land in the wrong place. Your class gets one permanent link, saved once, that opens whichever class is on now.
Multi-week programs fall apart when participants have to find a fresh link each time. Give the cohort one permanent link, saved in their calendar, that opens the training that’s live.
When students switch devices and rooms, finding the right link wastes the start of the period. Your class has one permanent Space link, bookmarked once, that opens today’s lesson.
In a multi-day workshop, nobody should be asking which link is today’s. One permanent link opens the Space for whichever part of the training is running.
Keeping track of a new link for every lesson is one more job for the family calendar. Your child’s Space has one permanent link, saved once, that opens each week’s lesson.
Free for 2 weeks on any paid plan. No credit card required.
What it solves
- Students and tutors forget to show up
- Hunting for links and logins
- Getting lost on the way into class
Helps you
Save time · Earn more
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The problem
New links every lesson send people astray
Most tools create a fresh meeting link for each lesson. Students search their inbox, join last week’s room or give up, and teachers spend the first minutes chasing people instead of teaching.
The usual way
People resend links before every lesson, pin them in group chats and paste them into calendar notes. It’s a weekly chore, and one missed message still means a late start.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Every Space has a permanent link that automatically routes to the correct lesson. Save it once in a text or a weekly calendar invite, and it opens whichever lesson is live, instead of a new link for every lesson.
What changes
No hunting for links. Everyone always knows where to go, which means fewer late starts.
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What it looks like
In practice
A teacher puts one link in a weekly calendar invite in September. Every week it opens the lesson that’s live, and nobody asks for the link again.
In a 1:1 lesson
You text a student’s parent the Space link once. Every Tuesday at 5:00 the same link opens that week’s lesson, so there’s no hunt through old messages before you start.
In a group class
An online school saves each class’s permanent link in its weekly invite. Whether it’s week 2 or week 12, students click the same link and land in the class that’s live.
In a virtual training
A six-week leadership program puts one link in the series invite. Every week, participants click the same link and land in that week’s training.
In your classroom
Your class bookmarks the Space link on their Chromebooks in the first week. Each day, one click opens today’s lesson, and the warm-up starts on time.
In the training room
A three-day workshop prints one link on the agenda. Each morning, participants open it on their laptops and land in the Space for that day’s exercises.
At home
Your daughter’s tutor sends one link at the start of term. It lives on the family calendar, and every week it opens her lesson.
