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Zoom & Microsoft Teams
Keep your call. Add our board.
Comment enseignez-vous ?
Switching video platforms mid-year is risky, but a video call alone is a poor place to teach. Keep Zoom or Microsoft Teams as the video layer, and use Pencil Spaces alongside it as the board and classroom.
Your families know Zoom, and you don’t want to change that. Keep the call in Zoom and teach on a Pencil Spaces board, with real tools for the work itself.
Your school standardized on Teams, but the whiteboard isn’t built for teaching. Keep Teams for video and run the class on a Pencil Spaces board alongside it.
Your company runs every meeting in Teams or Zoom. Keep the call where it is and use a Pencil Spaces board for the hands-on part of the training.
This is for lessons taught over Zoom or Teams. In your classroom you won’t need a video call; when a lesson does move online, keep your school’s tool and teach on a Pencil Spaces board.
This is for training delivered over Zoom or Teams. In a room-based workshop you won’t need the call; for remote groups, keep the call and run the exercise on a Pencil Spaces board.
If your child’s lessons happen on Zoom or Teams, their teacher can add a Pencil Spaces board alongside, so the work happens on a real board, not a shared screen.
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What it solves
- Switching platforms mid-year is risky
Helps you
Teach better
Part of
Intégrations
The problem
A video call isn’t a classroom
Many programs are committed to Zoom or Teams for video. But their boards aren’t built for teaching, and switching platforms mid-year is a risk nobody wants.
La méthode habituelle
Teachers screen share a document or use the call’s basic whiteboard, and students watch instead of working.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
If you need Zoom or Teams as the video-calling layer, keep it, and use Pencil Spaces as the board. Video stays in the call, and the teaching happens on the board, with cursors, sticky notes, apps and everything else in the Space.
Quels sont les changements ?
A real classroom without switching your video platform.
What it looks like
Dans la pratique
A math group stays on its Zoom call while the same four people work in a Pencil Spaces Space, solving two-step equations on a shared worksheet with their own cursors, sticky notes and hints.
In a 1:1 lesson
Your student joins your usual Zoom call, then opens your Space. You talk on Zoom and work through problems together on the Pencil Spaces board.
In a group class
Your class meets on Teams as always. You open the Space link in the chat, and 20 students work on the same board while video stays in Teams.
In a virtual training
Your training runs on Zoom. Participants open the Space for the exercise and work on the board while the call continues.
In your classroom
On a remote day, your class meets on your school’s Teams. Students open the class Space and work on the board while you talk in Teams.
In the training room
Remote participants join your workshop over Zoom and work in the same Space as the room, so everyone is on one board.
At home
Your daughter’s lessons are on Zoom. Her teacher sends a Space link, and they work through the problems together on a real board.
