In development
Snippets
Moments worth sharing.
Comment enseignez-vous ?
Parents rarely see what happens in lessons, so “It was fine” is all they hear. Snippets, in development, will capture short videos of moments of progress and success, ready to share with parents.
Parents pay for lessons they never see. Snippets, in development, will turn moments of progress into short videos you can share with them.
Parents rarely see their child succeed in class. Snippets, in development, will capture short videos of those moments to share.
Snippets is built for sharing progress with parents, so it won’t be part of adult training.
Parents hear “Nothing” when they ask what happened at school. Snippets, in development, will capture short videos of progress from lessons in your Space to share with them.
Snippets is built for sharing progress with parents, so it won’t be part of in-person workshops.
Soon you’ll see short videos of your child’s breakthroughs, not just hear “It was fine.” Snippets is in development.
Gratuit pendant 2 semaines avec n'importe quelle formule payante. Aucune carte bancaire requise.
What it solves
- Families hear little about each lesson
- Keeping parents updated takes time
- “It was fine” is all they hear
Helps you
Save time
Part of
AI
The problem
“It was fine” is all parents hear
Parents pay for lessons they never see. Updates take time to write, and words rarely show the moment a child finally got it.
La méthode habituelle
Tutors write short updates when they can, and parents ask their child, who says “It was fine.”
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Short videos that celebrate moments of progress and success in a lesson, ready to share with parents. In development.
Quels sont les changements ?
Parents see the progress. Families feel the value without sitting in on lessons.
What it looks like
Dans la pratique
A student solves a problem she couldn’t do last month. Snippets will capture the moment as a short video, ready for her tutor to share with her parents.
In a 1:1 lesson
Your student nails his first full essay plan, and the moment is ready to send to his mom.
In a group class
A shy student answers her first question aloud, and the clip is ready to share with her parents.
In a virtual training
Snippets won’t be part of adult training; it’s built for sharing progress with parents.
In your classroom
A student reads aloud fluently for the first time, and the clip is ready for parent conferences.
In the training room
Snippets won’t be part of in-person workshops; it’s built for sharing progress with parents.
At home
You watch a short clip of your son solving the kind of problem that stumped him last month.
