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Collaborative AI Chats
Prompt AI together.
Students use AI alone, where nobody sees how they prompt or what they accept. Collaborative AI Chats give a group one shared chat with Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini, plus a prompt library saved in the Space.
Your student uses AI alone, and you never see how. Prompt Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini together in one shared chat, and save the prompts that work.
Students prompt AI on their own and copy what comes back. Prompt together in one shared chat, and build a prompt library the class keeps.
Your teams need AI skills, and solo practice doesn’t stick. Prompt Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini together in one shared chat, and save a prompt library for the group.
You want students to use AI well, not just use it. Put one shared chat on the board and prompt together, with a prompt library saved in the Space.
Put one shared AI chat on the screen at the front of the room and prompt together, saving the prompts that work to a library in the Space.
Instead of using AI alone, your child prompts it alongside their tutor, and learns what a good question looks like.
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What it solves
- Group work online falls flat
- AI that gives answers, not understanding
Helps you
Teach better
Part of
AI
The problem
Students learn AI alone
Students use AI on their own, where nobody sees what they ask or what they accept. Group work with AI falls flat, and good prompts are lost.
일반적인 방법
Teachers ban AI, or let students use it alone and hope they use it well.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Collaborative AI chats: a shared prompting interface for Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini, with a shared prompt library saved in the Space.
변경 사항
AI skills, taught live. Groups learn to work with AI side by side, not alone.
What it looks like
실제로는
A tutor and three students prompt ChatGPT together in a shared chat, improve the prompt as a group and save it to the Space’s prompt library.
In a 1:1 lesson
You and your student draft an essay outline with Claude together, and save the prompt that worked.
In a group class
Each group refines one research prompt in the shared chat, and the best ones go into the class library.
In a virtual training
Your sales team builds prompts for customer emails together, and saves them to the group’s library.
In your classroom
On the board, the class improves a prompt together until Gemini’s answer holds up.
In the training room
The group drafts a prompt together on the screen and saves it to the library for after the workshop.
At home
Your son and his tutor prompt ChatGPT together, and he learns to check its answer rather than copy it.
