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Everyone on the same page.
On a big board, students scroll off to another corner just as you explain the key step. Lead & Follow makes everyone’s screen follow yours, so the whole group sees the same thing at the same time.
Your student is looking at the bottom of the board while you explain the top. Turn on Lead, and their view follows yours, so they never miss the step you’re on.
With 20 students on one board, half are somewhere else when you explain. Lead locks every student’s view to yours, so the whole class is on the same spot.
Participants wander the board while you walk through the process. Lead keeps every screen on your view, then you release them for the hands-on part.
When students follow along on their own devices, some are always on the wrong part of the board. Lead keeps every screen on what you’re showing at the front.
Participants on laptops drift around the board while you present. Lead keeps every laptop on the same view as the big screen until you release them.
When your child is following a lesson, it’s easy to get lost on a big board. Their screen follows the teacher’s, so they always see the step being explained.
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What it solves
- Students looking at the wrong spot
- Losing their place on the board
Helps you
Teach better
Part of
授業の実施
The problem
Students get lost on a big board
Shared boards are large, and every student can scroll and zoom on their own. When the teacher explains, some are looking somewhere else and miss the point entirely.
一般的な方法
Teachers ask “can everyone see the top left?” and wait while people scroll around, or share their screen and lose the board’s interactivity.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Lead and follow mode locks students to the teacher’s view automatically. When the teacher moves or zooms, everyone follows; when she releases them, they can explore on their own.
変更点
Focused classes. Nobody gets lost on another part of the board while the teacher is explaining.
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What it looks like
実際には
A teacher turns on Lead to walk through a worked example. Every student’s screen follows hers; when she’s done, she releases them to try one on their own.
In a 1:1 lesson
You lead your student through a long proof, zooming in step by step. His view follows yours, then you hand control back for the next problem.
In a group class
You lead the class through a timeline that spans the whole board. Every student’s screen moves with yours, so nobody is stuck on 1850 while you’re at 1900.
In a virtual training
You lead participants through each stage of the sales process on the board. Then you release them to fill in their own pipeline.
In your classroom
Students follow along on Chromebooks while you explain a diagram on the classroom display. With Lead on, every screen shows exactly what’s at the front.
In the training room
You walk the room through a process map. Every participant’s laptop follows the big screen, then you release them for the group exercise.
At home
Your son’s teacher zooms into a map to show a river. His screen follows hers, so he sees the same river without hunting for it.
