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Participant Controls
Keep the room under control.
One student scribbling over the board or an uninvited guest can derail a whole lesson. Participant Controls let you mute, remove or ban anyone and set each person’s permissions, without leaving the lesson.
When a sibling grabs the keyboard or a stranger finds the link, you need control fast. Mute, remove or ban in a click, and set what each person can do.
One disruptive student can derail a class of 25. Mute or remove them in a click, ban anyone who shouldn’t be there, and set permissions student by student.
A participant who won’t mute or keeps editing the shared material slows everyone down. Mute them, adjust their permissions or remove them without stopping the training.
When students work in a Space on their own devices, one can scribble over everyone’s board. Change that student’s permissions or remove them from the Space in a click.
When participants work in the Space on laptops, someone can accidentally move or delete the group’s work. Limit their permissions in a click and keep going.
You want to know someone is in charge of who can do what in your child’s lesson. Teachers can mute, remove or ban anyone, so lessons stay safe and orderly.
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What it solves
- Disruptions and meddling with others’ work
- Inappropriate content or uninvited people
Helps you
Teach better
Part of
Group teaching
The problem
One person can derail the whole lesson
A student drawing over the board, an open microphone or an uninvited guest can stop a lesson. Without quick controls, the teacher has to stop teaching to deal with it.
일반적인 방법
Teachers ask repeatedly for people to stop, end the call and restart, or lock everything down for everyone because they can’t limit just one person.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Remote participant controls: mute, remove and ban, plus granular per-person permissions, all without leaving the lesson.
변경 사항
Safe, orderly lessons. Disruptions get handled in a click, so the class stays on track.
자세히 알아보기
What it looks like
실제로는
A student keeps drawing over the shared board. The teacher removes his edit permission without stopping the lesson, and gives it back when it’s his turn.
In a 1:1 lesson
A younger sibling unmutes in your student’s lesson and starts shouting. You mute him in a click and carry on.
In a group class
An unknown name appears in your class and starts posting nonsense. You remove and ban them in two clicks, and the lesson continues.
In a virtual training
A participant leaves a noisy microphone on during your presentation. You mute him, and he unmutes when it’s his turn to speak.
In your classroom
One student keeps moving other people’s work on the class board. You switch off his edit permission for ten minutes and the class keeps going.
In the training room
A participant accidentally deletes part of the group’s board. You restrict editing to the team leads for the rest of the exercise.
At home
During your son’s group lesson, someone unexpected joins. The teacher removes and bans them right away, and the lesson goes on.
