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Session Recording
Every lesson, saved to review.
Comment enseignez-vous ?
When a student misses a lesson or forgets what was covered, the learning is gone, and teachers can’t look back at how a lesson went. Session Recording records lessons to the cloud, with a timeline, talk time and a summary.
Your student was sick and missed the lesson before the test. The recording, with a summary and timeline, lets them catch up, and lets you review how the lesson went.
Students who miss a class fall behind, and you can’t teach it twice. Every class is recorded to the cloud, with a summary students can review.
Participants who miss a training need to catch up, and auditors may ask what was covered. Recordings come with a timeline, talk time and a summary.
Recording captures what happens in a Space call, so it fits lessons taught online, such as a remote day or online intervention, where absent students can catch up later.
Recording captures the Space call, so it fits workshops with remote participants, who can review what they missed.
If your child misses a lesson or forgets what they covered, the recording is there to review, and you can see what was taught too.
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What it solves
- Catching up after absences and summers
- Forgetting what was covered last time
- Can’t help with unfamiliar methods
Helps you
Teach better · Save time
Part of
Enregistrement
The problem
Missed lessons are lost lessons
Students miss lessons for illness and holidays, and forget what was covered. Teachers can’t review how a lesson went, and families can’t see what was taught.
La méthode habituelle
Teachers re-teach lessons, send notes or record with a separate tool and share files by email.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Cloud recording during the lesson, with recordings available afterward for teachers and for students to review, alongside a timeline, talk time and a summary.
Quels sont les changements ?
Students review what they missed, and teachers look back at how it went.
En savoir plus
What it looks like
Dans la pratique
A student misses Tuesday’s lesson. On Wednesday she opens the recording, jumps to the part on fractions using the timeline and reads the summary.
In a 1:1 lesson
You review last week’s recording with the summary and talk time, and notice you did most of the talking.
In a group class
Three students missed class for a game. They watch the recording, and come to the next class ready.
In a virtual training
A participant who missed the compliance module watches the recording and reads the summary before the quiz.
In your classroom
During a remote week, absent students watch the recorded lesson that evening.
In the training room
A remote participant who dropped off watches the recording of the afternoon exercise.
At home
You can’t help with the new math method, so you watch the lesson recording with your son.
