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Automatic Session End
On time, every time.
When nobody wants to be the one to end the call, lessons drift past their time and the next one starts late. Automatic Session End gives a five-minute warning, ends the call on schedule and sends everyone to a feedback page.
Back-to-back lessons fall apart when one call won’t end. A five-minute warning, an automatic end at the scheduled time, and your student lands on a feedback page.
Ending a class of 25 politely takes longer than it should. Everyone sees a five-minute warning, the call ends on time, and each person lands on their own feedback page.
Trainings overrun when nobody wants to cut off a good discussion. Everyone gets a five-minute warning, and the call ends at the scheduled time with a feedback page.
In your classroom, the bell ends the period. Automatic Session End is for lessons on a Space call, such as a remote day, when the call needs to end on schedule.
In the room, you end the workshop yourself. Automatic Session End applies when part of the training runs on a Space call, ending the call on schedule after a warning.
If your child has online lessons, they end on time after a five-minute warning, so the rest of your evening doesn’t slip.
どの有料プランでも2週間無料でお試しいただけます。クレジットカードは不要です。
What it solves
- No buffer between back-to-back lessons
- Running out of time, ending late
Helps you
Save time
Part of
授業の実施
The problem
Nobody wants to end the call
Online lessons drift past their scheduled end because ending a call feels abrupt. The next lesson starts late, and there’s no moment to collect feedback.
一般的な方法
Teachers watch the clock, wrap up awkwardly or let the lesson run on. Feedback forms go out by email later and rarely come back.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
The call ends at the scheduled time with a five-minute warning, and hosts and participants go to separate feedback pages.
変更点
Lessons that end on time, every time, with feedback collected while it’s fresh.
What it looks like
実際には
At 4:25 the timer turns orange and everyone sees the lesson ends in five minutes. At 4:30 the call ends on its own, and each person lands on a feedback page.
In a 1:1 lesson
Your 4:00 lesson gets its five-minute warning at 4:25. At 4:30 the call ends, your student answers how it went, and you’re free for 4:45.
In a group class
At the five-minute warning, students wrap up their answers. The call ends at 6:00 sharp, and each student rates the class on the way out.
In a virtual training
Your 90-minute training ends at the scheduled time after a five-minute warning. Participants land on a feedback page instead of drifting off.
In your classroom
On a remote day, your class call gets a five-minute warning. It ends on schedule, and students land on a quick feedback page.
In the training room
Remote colleagues joining your workshop by call get a five-minute warning. The call ends on time and they leave feedback.
At home
Your daughter’s lesson shows a five-minute warning, then ends on time. She answers how it went, and dinner isn’t late.
