Available
Drive & OneDrive
Your Drive files, straight in.
Comment enseignez-vous ?
Your lesson materials already live in Google Drive or OneDrive, but getting them into a lesson means downloading and re-uploading. Pull files straight from Drive or OneDrive into the Space instead.
Your worksheets are in Google Drive, and downloading each one before a lesson wastes time. Pull them straight into your student’s Space from Drive or OneDrive.
Your class materials are organized in a shared drive. Bring them straight into the class Space without downloading, so you teach from the files you already have.
Training decks live in your company’s OneDrive. Import them directly into the Space, with no downloads to clutter participants’ laptops or yours.
Your school runs on Google Drive or OneDrive. Bring your files straight into the class Space, so nothing has to be downloaded to a shared classroom computer.
The workshop files are in the team’s OneDrive. Import them straight onto the board on the big screen, without downloading anything to the room’s computer.
Your homeschool curriculum is in Google Drive. Pull each lesson’s pages straight into your child’s Space, no downloads needed.
Gratuit pendant 2 semaines avec n'importe quelle formule payante. Aucune carte bancaire requise.
What it solves
- Hours spent finding and making materials
Helps you
Save time
Part of
Tableau blanc
The problem
Materials stuck in another app
Teachers keep their materials in Google Drive or OneDrive. Getting them into a lesson usually means downloading, finding and re-uploading, every time.
La méthode habituelle
Teachers download files to their desktop, upload them again and end up with duplicate copies that drift out of date.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Direct import of lesson material from Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive, without downloading files first.
Quels sont les changements ?
Teachers use the files they already have, with no downloads or re-uploads.
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What it looks like
Dans la pratique
Before a lesson, a teacher opens Google Drive from inside the Space and brings in this week’s worksheet, with no download in between.
In a 1:1 lesson
You keep a Drive folder per student. Before each lesson you pull that week’s worksheet straight into their Space.
In a group class
You import the reading packet from your department’s shared drive into the class Space. Students have it on the board when they join.
In a virtual training
You bring the compliance deck in from OneDrive. When the policy team updates it, you import the new version the same way.
In your classroom
You import the lab instructions from Google Drive onto the board and put them on the classroom display.
In the training room
You import the case study from the team OneDrive straight onto the big screen at the start of the exercise.
At home
You pull this week’s science pages from your Google Drive into your son’s Space on Sunday night.
