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Board Folders

A place for every lesson.

A whole course on one board becomes impossible to navigate, and separate files scatter it everywhere. Board Folders give every Space multiple boards grouped into folders, so a whole course stays organized in one place.

After a term with a student, finding last month’s board takes forever. Group boards into folders by topic, so every lesson is one click away.

A semester of class boards turns into a long list nobody can navigate. Organize them into folders by unit, so students can find any lesson to review.

Multi-module programs need structure. Put each module’s boards in its own folder, so participants can find the material again later.

A year of lessons on one class Space needs order. Group boards into folders by unit, so you find last month’s lesson in seconds.

A two-day workshop produces boards for every exercise. Group them into folders by day or topic, so the team can find them afterward.

Homeschooling several subjects fills a Space fast. Keep a folder per subject, so your child finds their math or reading in one click.

Gratuit pendant 2 semaines avec n'importe quelle formule payante. Aucune carte bancaire requise.

What it solves

  • Remembering where each student left off

Helps you

Save time

Part of

Tableau blanc

The problem

A whole course on one board is chaos

Lessons pile up over a term. On a single board they become impossible to navigate; across separate files they scatter and get lost.

La méthode habituelle

Teachers start new files for every lesson, name them carefully and still spend time searching for the right one.

How Pencil Spaces solves it

Multiple boards in a Space, organized into folders by topic or lesson.

Quels sont les changements ?

A whole course stays organized in one Space, and anything is easy to find.

En savoir plus

What it looks like

Dans la pratique

A teacher keeps one Space for a course, with folders for each unit and a board for each lesson. Before the test, she opens the review folder.

In a 1:1 lesson

Your student’s Space has folders for algebra, geometry and test prep. You open last month’s geometry board in one click.

In a group class

Your class Space has a folder per unit. Students open Unit 3 to review before the quiz.

In a virtual training

Each week of the leadership program has its own folder. Participants find week two’s boards when they need them.

In your classroom

Your biology Space has folders for cells, genetics and ecology. You open the right unit on the classroom display in seconds.

In the training room

You file each exercise board into Day 1 and Day 2 folders. The team uses them to write up the offsite.

At home

Your daughter’s Space has a folder for each subject. She opens reading on her own every morning.

See it in a live Space.

We’ll walk you through it, shaped around how you teach.