In development
Slides View
Present a board like a deck.
A sprawling board makes it hard to pace a lesson, and decks aren’t interactive. Slides View, in development, will turn a board into slides you step through, while every slide stays live for students to work on.
On one big board, a lesson drifts and runs late. Soon you’ll split the board into slides and step through them, with your student working on each one.
Teachers used to decks lose the room on an endless board. Slides View, in development, will let you step through slides that students can still write on.
Facilitators think in slides, but slides aren’t interactive. Soon you’ll turn a board into slides the group can work on, one step at a time.
Step through your lesson on the board one slide at a time, with each slide still live for students. In development.
Present on the screen at the front of the room one slide at a time, with each slide still a live board. In development.
Your child’s lessons will move step by step, at their pace, with every slide something they can work on.
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What it solves
- Running out of time, ending late
Helps you
Teach better · Save time
Part of
곧 출시 예정
The problem
Lessons that run late
On one big board, lessons lose their shape and run over. Decks keep the pace but turn students into an audience.
일반적인 방법
Teachers present slides by screen share, then switch to a board for practice.
How Pencil Spaces solves it
Some lessons are best taught one step at a time. Slides View will turn a board into a sequence of slides that the tutor steps through at the class’s pace, while each slide stays a live board that students can write and work on. The tutor can return to the full board at any time. It gives tutors who are used to presenting decks a familiar way to teach, without losing what makes the board interactive. In development.
변경 사항
Well-paced lessons, and easier adoption for tutors who think in slides.
What we’re building
- Split a board into slides
- Step through at the class’s pace
- Students work right on each slide
- Back to the full board at any time
What it looks like
실제로는
A tutor splits her board into six slides. She steps through them at her student’s pace, he writes on each one, and she returns to the full board for review.
In a 1:1 lesson
You move through a five-step lesson slide by slide and finish on time.
In a group class
Students annotate each slide as you step through the unit’s key ideas.
In a virtual training
You present a module as slides, and the group adds ideas on each one.
In your classroom
You step through today’s lesson on the board, and students come up to write on each slide.
In the training room
You step through the workshop agenda as slides, and the group adds to each one.
At home
Your daughter works through her lesson one slide at a time, without getting lost.
