In development
Mini Map
The whole board, at a glance.
On a large board, people lose track of where the work is and where everyone else has gone. The Mini Map, in development, shows the whole board in miniature, with dots for each person and a click to jump anywhere.
When your student wanders to another corner of a big board, you’ll see exactly where they are on the mini map and jump there in one click.
With 20 students spread across a large board, you’ll see a dot for each one on the mini map and click to jump to anyone’s work.
Participants scatter across a big board during an exercise. The mini map will show where everyone is working, so you can visit each group.
When students work across a large board on their devices, the mini map will show you where each one is, so you can check their work from the front.
Teams work in different areas of one big board. The mini map will show each team’s position, so you know where to look on the big screen.
Your child won’t get lost on a big board. The mini map will show the whole board and a click brings them back.
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What it solves
- Losing their place on the board
Helps you
Teach better
Part of
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The problem
Work gets lost on a big board
Large boards are great for space but easy to get lost in. Teachers can’t see where students are working, and students lose track of the whole picture.
一般的な方法
Teachers zoom out until nothing is readable, or ask everyone where they are and wait for answers.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
The mini map, in development: a bird’s-eye view of the whole board. A rectangle marks what is on screen, colored dots show where the teacher and each student are, and a click on the map jumps to a student’s work.
変更点
Everyone sees where everything is, and nobody loses track of work spread across a large board.
What it looks like
実際には
A science group is zoomed in on one part of a much larger board. The mini map shows the whole board, a rectangle marks what’s on screen and dots show where each student is.
In a 1:1 lesson
Your student is drawing far off to the right. You see her dot on the mini map and click to jump to her work.
In a group class
You see five dots clustered in one area of the mini map and one alone far away. You click to check on the student on their own.
In a virtual training
Four teams work in four corners of the board. You click each team’s area on the mini map to review their progress.
In your classroom
Students spread out across a large timeline. From the display, you click a student’s dot to show their section to the class.
In the training room
You click each table’s area on the mini map to bring their work up on the big screen during the debrief.
At home
Your daughter drifts to the edge of her board. She clicks the center of the mini map and she’s back.
