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Single Sign-On
Sign in once. No passwords.
Comment enseignez-vous ?
Forgotten passwords eat the start of class, and young students lose them fastest. With Single Sign-On, everyone signs in with the Google, Microsoft, Apple, Clever or ClassLink account they already use.
A forgotten password shouldn’t cost you the start of a paid lesson. Your students sign in with the Google, Microsoft or Apple account they already use, so the lesson starts on the first try.
Twenty-five students, twenty-five passwords, and someone is always locked out when class starts. Your class signs in with accounts they already have, so you start with everyone, not most of them.
Asking participants to create yet another account is the fastest way to lose them before the training starts. They sign in with the Google or Microsoft account they use at work, and they’re in.
Login trouble steals the first minutes of the period, and the youngest students struggle most. Students sign in with the Clever, ClassLink or Google account your school already uses, so the period starts with teaching.
Nobody wants to start a workshop by resetting passwords at the front of the room. Participants sign in with the Google or Microsoft account they already use, and the first exercise starts on time.
One more password for your child is one more thing to lose. Your family signs in with the Google, Apple or Microsoft account you already use, so lessons start without a hunt for login details.
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What it solves
- Logins fail, young children most of all
- A different login and tool for each program
- Accounts and passwords for every child
Helps you
Save time · Earn more
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The problem
Every new account means another lockout
Each tool a school, program or business adds comes with its own login. Children forget passwords, adults ignore setup emails, and the first minutes of a lesson go to account recovery instead of learning.
La méthode habituelle
Most programs hand out usernames and passwords, keep a spreadsheet of resets and hope nobody gets locked out on the day. It works until it doesn’t, and someone is always stuck at the door.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Pencil Spaces offers seven ways to sign in: Google, Email, Facebook, Microsoft, Apple, Clever and ClassLink, plus LTI for learning management systems. An admin sets it up once. After that, teachers and students sign in with the accounts they already have.
Quels sont les changements ?
No passwords to manage and fewer login problems at the start of class. Access follows the accounts your people already use.
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What it looks like
Dans la pratique
A teacher shares the link to her Space. Students click Sign in with Google, use the account they already have, and they’re on the board while she’s still saying hello.
In a 1:1 lesson
Your student’s family already has a Google account. That’s all she needs: one click on Sign in with Google and she’s in your Space, with no new password to forget before next week.
In a group class
A class of 25 opens at 4:00. Every student clicks Sign in with Microsoft or Google and lands in the Space. Nobody is waiting on a password reset email.
In a virtual training
A sales team joins a product training from the work laptops they use every day. They click Sign in with Microsoft, land in the Space, and the trainer starts on time.
In your classroom
Second period, 28 Chromebooks. Students open the Space from Clever, land on the board and start the warm-up. No usernames on sticky notes, no resets.
In the training room
Twenty managers at an offsite open the Space on their laptops. Sign in with Google takes one click each, and the first exercise is on the screen at the front of the room.
At home
Your daughter opens her math lesson on the family iPad and taps Sign in with Apple. She’s in, with nothing new to remember and no password taped to the fridge.
