Students · Before the lesson
Only a phone or a locked-down Chromebook
Many students join from a phone or a school Chromebook that blocks apps and sites. Lessons designed for laptops fall apart.
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How Pencil Spaces solves it
A student’s only device is her mom’s phone. She opens the lesson link in the browser, and the board, the video and the tools all work, with touch for writing. When the tutor opens a reading app, it fills the screen, so the text stays readable.
Her classmate is on a school Chromebook that blocks most apps. It doesn’t matter, because everything runs in the browser. Both of them take part in the lesson instead of just watching.
- Any DeviceAvailablePencil Spaces works in the browser on Chromebooks, old laptops and phones, with touch and stylus support, so nobody is left out.
- Full-Screen AppsAvailableApps in the web viewer open full screen, so they stay readable on any device.
Also helps: Viewport Indicator
La méthode habituelle
Teachers simplify the lesson, or let those students just watch.
A tip you can use today
Try your lesson on a phone and a school Chromebook before you teach it.
See it in a live Space.
We’ll walk you through it, shaped around how you teach.
