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Collaborative Browser
Browse the web, together.
Comment enseignez-vous ?
Sharing a website by screen share turns students into spectators. The Collaborative Browser lets teachers and students use web resources together in real time, inside the Space.
Watching you click through a website isn’t learning. Open it in the collaborative browser so your student clicks, types and explores while you guide.
When you screen share a website, the class just watches. Open it in the collaborative browser and students work on it with you, live.
Participants learn web tools by using them, not watching. Open the site in the collaborative browser and work through it together in real time.
Projecting a website lets one person drive. With students on devices, open it in the collaborative browser so they work on it together.
One laptop on the big screen means one person clicking. Open the site in the collaborative browser so participants work on it from their laptops.
Guiding your child through a website by pointing over their shoulder is hard. In the collaborative browser, you both use it at once.
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What it solves
- Juggling slides, videos and websites
Helps you
Teach better
Part of
Apps & content
The problem
Screen sharing turns students into spectators
Websites are some of the best learning material, but screen sharing lets only one person drive. Everyone else watches, and attention drifts.
La méthode habituelle
Teachers screen share and narrate, or send everyone the link and lose track of who is doing what.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
The collaborative browser lets teachers and students work on web-based resources together in real time, inside the Space, with no screen share needed.
Quels sont les changements ?
Any site becomes a shared activity.
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What it looks like
Dans la pratique
A teacher opens a museum’s website in the collaborative browser. Her student clicks through the exhibits while she asks questions.
In a 1:1 lesson
You open a research site in the collaborative browser. Your student searches and you highlight the best result together.
In a group class
The class explores an interactive timeline in the collaborative browser, each student clicking an event.
In a virtual training
Participants work through a web form together in the collaborative browser, checking each field as a group.
In your classroom
Students explore a virtual field trip site together in the collaborative browser from their Chromebooks.
In the training room
Teams work on the same web tool together in the collaborative browser, with the result on the big screen.
At home
You and your daughter explore an animal encyclopedia site together, both clicking and reading at once.
