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Ask Me Anything
One question, every lesson.
What was taught lives in hours of recordings nobody will rewatch. Ask Me Anything searches every recorded lesson, so students find what they learned, parents see progress, tutors find what they taught and admins get answers.
Your student asks, “How did we solve that last month?” and the answer is buried in a recording. Ask, and Ask Me Anything finds it across every recorded lesson.
Students ask the same questions about past classes again and again. Ask Me Anything lets them search every recorded lesson themselves.
What was covered in last quarter’s training is buried in hours of recordings. Ask a question and get the answer from every recorded training.
If you record lessons in your Space, students and parents can ask about what was taught and find it, instead of emailing you.
If you record workshops in your Space, anyone can ask what was covered and find it, without rewatching hours of video.
Ask what your child has been working on, and get the answer from their recorded lessons, without waiting for a progress report.
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What it solves
- Forgetting what was covered last time
- No clear measure of progress
- Stuck, with no one to ask until next week
Helps you
Save time
Part of
AI
The problem
Answers buried in hours of recordings
Recorded lessons hold everything that was taught, but nobody rewatches hours of video. Students forget, parents can’t see progress, and admins can’t answer simple questions.
일반적인 방법
People scrub through recordings, ask the tutor or go without the answer.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Ask Me Anything is a search across every recorded lesson, for every role: students find what they learned, parents see progress, tutors find what they taught, and admins get answers.
변경 사항
Every lesson is findable. Knowledge from every lesson is one question away.
What it looks like
실제로는
A student asks how she solved a quadratic three weeks ago and goes straight to the answer. Her parent asks what she’s improved at this month. The admin asks which lessons covered the new unit.
In a 1:1 lesson
You ask what you covered with a student in September before planning the next unit.
In a group class
A student asks how the teacher explained photosynthesis and finds it in last week’s recording.
In a virtual training
A new hire asks how refunds were handled in onboarding and gets the answer from the recording.
In your classroom
Before parent conferences, you ask what a student has struggled with this term.
In the training room
A manager asks which workshops covered the new policy and gets the list.
At home
You ask what your daughter learned about fractions this month and read the answer in a minute.
