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Luna
Goes wherever the student goes.
Comment enseignez-vous ?
Tutors see one hour a week, and the rest of the student’s learning happens out of sight. Luna, our Chrome extension, goes with the student across the web and, with consent, shares what they’re doing and learning with the tutor.
You see your student for an hour a week and guess at the rest. Luna goes with them across the web and, with consent, shows you what they worked on between lessons.
You only see your students while class is live. Luna, a Chrome extension, shares with consent what each student works on between lessons.
Luna is built for tutoring, where it follows a learner’s work between meetings with their tutor. It isn’t part of adult training programs.
Homework happens out of your sight. With consent, Luna, a Chrome extension, shares what students work on across the web, so you see the work between lessons.
Luna is built for tutoring, where it follows a learner’s work between meetings with their tutor. It isn’t part of in-person workshops.
Luna is a Chrome extension that goes with your child across the web. With your consent, it shares what they’re working on with their tutor, so lessons pick up where the week left off.
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What it solves
- Meeting a new student cold
- AI that gives answers, not understanding
- Kids using AI to skip the work
Helps you
Teach better
Part of
AI
The problem
Tutors only see one hour a week
Most learning happens between lessons, out of the tutor’s sight. Tutors start each lesson guessing what the student did, where they got stuck and what they skipped.
La méthode habituelle
Tutors ask “How did the homework go?” and rely on what the student remembers.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
The Luna Chrome extension goes with the student wherever they are on the web. With consent, it shares what they are doing and learning with the tutor, before and after lessons.
Quels sont les changements ?
Tutors see the work between lessons, not just during them, so every lesson starts where the student really is.
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What it looks like
Dans la pratique
A student researches photosynthesis for homework with Luna running. With consent, her tutor sees what she read and where she got stuck, and opens the next lesson there.
In a 1:1 lesson
Before Thursday’s lesson, you see your student spent Tuesday on fractions practice and stalled on mixed numbers. You start there.
In a group class
Before class, you see which students worked through the reading and which never opened it.
In a virtual training
Luna isn’t part of adult training; it’s built for tutoring.
In your classroom
On Monday, you see which students worked on the research task over the weekend, and where they got stuck.
In the training room
Luna isn’t part of in-person workshops; it’s built for tutoring.
At home
Your daughter works on an essay Wednesday night. With your consent, her tutor sees where she got stuck and starts there on Friday.
