Available
33 Languages
Localized for every learner.
A platform in a language students or families don’t read well becomes one more barrier. Pencil Spaces is available in 33 languages, right-to-left ones included, so everyone uses it in the language they know best.
Your student is learning English, and the interface shouldn’t be part of the test. They switch Pencil Spaces into their own language from the profile menu.
Your online school serves families across many countries. Each student and parent uses Pencil Spaces in their own language, including right-to-left ones.
Global teams train together, but not everyone reads English comfortably. Each participant picks one of 33 languages for the interface.
Newcomer students struggle when every button is in a language they’re still learning. They switch the interface to their home language on their device.
Participants from different countries pick their own interface language on their laptops, while the training material stays shared.
If English isn’t your family’s first language, switch Pencil Spaces to the language you read best, so you can help your child.
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What it solves
- Messages miss families in other languages
- No shared language with the student
- Too many controls for young or new users
Helps you
Teach better
Part of
Young learners
The problem
The interface is a language barrier
Students learning a new language, families abroad and global teams all meet an interface in a language they don’t read well. Every button becomes a hurdle.
일반적인 방법
Teachers explain where to click, translate instructions by hand or rely on browser translation that breaks layouts.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Localization in 33 languages, including right-to-left languages, chosen from the Language option in the profile menu.
변경 사항
Students and teachers use Pencil Spaces in the language they know best.
자세히 알아보기
What it looks like
실제로는
A student who just arrived from abroad switches the interface to Arabic. The menus read right to left, and she finds the tools on her own.
In a 1:1 lesson
Your student in Brazil switches Pencil Spaces to Portuguese. She finds every tool without you translating.
In a group class
Families in your online school use the interface in Spanish, Arabic and Mandarin while the class is taught in English.
In a virtual training
Your global sales team trains together, each person using the interface in their own language.
In your classroom
A newcomer student switches his Chromebook’s interface to Ukrainian and joins the activity on his own.
In the training room
Participants from three countries set their laptops to their own languages during your workshop.
At home
You switch the interface to Hindi so you can help your daughter find her lessons.
