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Persistent Spaces
Nothing lost between lessons.
Comment enseignez-vous ?
When every lesson starts from a blank board, last week’s work is lost and you spend time rebuilding it. Persistent Spaces save everything between lessons, so each lesson picks up where the last one ended.
Rebuilding last week’s board before every lesson is unpaid work. Your student’s Space keeps every board, note and drawing, so you open it and pick up exactly where you stopped.
An online class that forgets everything between meetings makes students start over each week. The class Space keeps every board, so a whole semester lives in one place.
A multi-week program loses momentum when each week’s work disappears. The cohort’s Space keeps every board, so week four starts where week three ended.
Erasing the board at the end of the period means rewriting it tomorrow. Your class Space keeps every board you made, so a whole semester of lessons lives in one place.
Flip charts from day one rarely survive to day two. The workshop’s Space keeps every board, so day two opens on day one’s work.
Notebooks get lost and worksheets end up in the recycling. Your child’s Space keeps every lesson’s work, so you can both look back at what they did last week.
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What it solves
- Remembering where each student left off
- A new tutor who doesn’t know them
- Inheriting students with no context
Helps you
Teach better · Save time
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The problem
Every lesson starts from a blank board
In most tools, the board is wiped when the call ends. Teachers rebuild material, students forget where they stopped, and nobody can look back at last week’s work.
La méthode habituelle
People export screenshots, save PDFs to a shared drive or keep a separate document per student. It’s extra work after every lesson, and the files rarely get opened again.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Persistent Spaces save content automatically between lessons. An entire semester’s lessons can be kept in one Space, so every board, note and drawing is there next time.
Quels sont les changements ?
Continuity from lesson to lesson. Nothing gets lost between lessons, so every class builds on the last.
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What it looks like
Dans la pratique
In week six, a teacher scrolls back to the board from week two to show a student how far she’s come. It’s all still there in the same Space.
In a 1:1 lesson
You open your Thursday student’s Space and last week’s half-finished equation is right where you left it. You start the lesson by finishing it together.
In a group class
Before the midterm, your online class scrolls back through eight weeks of boards in the class Space to review. Nothing was exported, nothing was lost.
In a virtual training
In the final week of a sales program, you open the board from week one and compare the group’s first pitch outline with today’s.
In your classroom
Monday’s fractions board is still in the Space on Wednesday. You open it on the classroom display and pick up the lesson where the class left off.
In the training room
On day two of the offsite, the Space opens on yesterday’s brainstorm. The group picks the top three ideas without rebuilding anything.
At home
Your son forgot how he solved a problem last Tuesday. He opens his Space, scrolls back, and his working is still on the board.
