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Safeguarding
Protection in every lesson.
How do you teach?
When children learn on camera, inappropriate video can appear without warning, and a human can’t watch every lesson. Safeguarding runs on-device nudity detection in every lesson and alerts your team, without sending video to the cloud.
Your tutors are alone on camera with children, and you can’t watch every lesson. On-device detection flags nudity in real time and alerts your team.
In a class of 25 children on camera, anything can appear in the background. Nudity detection runs in every lesson and alerts admins instantly.
Inappropriate video in a training is rare but serious. On-device detection flags it in real time, without sending video to the cloud.
When students use cameras in a Space, at school or at home, detection runs on the device and alerts your team if nudity appears.
For training run in Spaces with cameras on, detection runs on each device and alerts admins without uploading video.
You want to know someone is protecting your child on camera. Detection runs on the device in every lesson and alerts the program’s team instantly.
Free for 2 weeks on any paid plan. No credit card required.
What it solves
- Children alone online with adults, unseen
- Inappropriate content or uninvited people
- Strangers or bullies in the lesson
Helps you
Save time
Part of
Safety
The problem
Children on camera, unseen by any adult
Online lessons put children on camera with adults, often one-to-one. Inappropriate content can appear at any moment, and no team can watch every lesson.
The usual way
Programs rely on policies, training and occasional spot checks, and find out about incidents after the fact.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Safeguarding: on-device, real-time nudity detection that alerts admins without sending video to the cloud. Flags appear on the lesson’s Alerts tab, rated Critical to Minor.
What changes
Problems are caught instantly, and privacy is protected.
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What it looks like
In practice
During a lesson, on-device detection flags nudity in a video feed. An alert appears on the lesson’s Alerts tab, rated Critical, and the safeguarding lead acts immediately.
In a 1:1 lesson
A Critical flag appears during an evening lesson. Your safeguarding lead sees it right away and steps in.
In a group class
A student’s camera picks up something inappropriate in the background. The flag reaches admins within seconds.
In a virtual training
A rare incident in a virtual training is flagged on-device and sent to your admin team.
In your classroom
During a remote lesson, detection flags a student’s video, and the school’s safeguarding lead is alerted.
In the training room
A remote participant’s feed is flagged, and the admin team handles it without anyone in the room seeing it.
At home
Your daughter’s lessons are protected by detection running on her own device, with no video sent to the cloud.
