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Google Docs, Slides & Sheets
Google Docs, right in class.
Group writing and presentations fall flat when everyone has to leave the lesson to open a document. Work on Google Docs, Slides and Sheets together inside the Space, and present Slides in step or let students move at their own pace.
Editing your student’s essay means switching to Google Docs and losing sight of the board. Open the Doc right inside the Space and work on it together.
Group projects online turn into “did you get the link?”. Open the Doc or Slides inside the class Space, and the whole group works on it together.
Participants switching to Google Docs in another tab drift into email. Open the document inside the Space and edit it together without leaving.
Your class already works in Google Docs and Slides. Open them inside the Space and present Slides on the classroom display, or let students go at their own pace.
Teams already draft in Google Slides. Open the deck inside the Space, present it on the big screen, and let teams edit from their laptops.
If your child writes in Google Docs, open it inside their Space so you can read and comment together without hunting for the file.
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What it solves
- Group work online falls flat
Helps you
Teach better
Part of
Apps & content
The problem
Group work means leaving the lesson
Writing and presentations live in Google Docs, Slides and Sheets. Using them in a lesson usually means sending links, switching tabs and losing sight of each other.
一般的な方法
Teachers share links in chat, screen share one document and talk over it, or assign the work for later.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Import Google Docs and Google Slides, and work on Docs, Slides and Sheets together directly in the Space. Present Slides so everyone sees the same page, or let students move at their own pace.
変更点
No switching apps. Written work and presentations happen in the same room as the lesson.
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What it looks like
実際には
A teacher opens a Google Slides deck inside the Space and presents it so everyone sees the same slide, then lets students move through it at their own pace.
In a 1:1 lesson
You open your student’s Google Doc essay in the Space and suggest edits together while you talk through her argument.
In a group class
Four groups each open their Slides deck inside the class Space and build their presentation together.
In a virtual training
The group edits a Google Sheet of action items inside the Space, each person adding their own row.
In your classroom
You present the Romeo and Juliet analysis deck on the classroom display, then let students explore it on their own Chromebooks.
In the training room
Each team edits its Google Slides deck from laptops while the big screen shows the deck being presented.
At home
Your son opens his book report Doc in his Space and you read it together, adding comments side by side.
