Natural with a pen
Handwriting, formulae and sketches at the pace of your thinking.
FOR TEACHERS
Two screens. One shared train of thought.
Draw, explain and watch your student’s solution take shape. A shared workspace turns an online private lesson into real collaboration.
Teacher plan and pricingWork together in lessons. Stay connected between them.
Shared lesson notebook
Aromatic compounds · positional isomerism
BEYOND SCREEN SHARING
Both of you draw. Both of you see.
No need to wait for a photo of the finished solution. Teacher and student work in the same lesson space, seeing each other’s diagrams, reasoning and corrections as they happen.
Designed for tablets
On iPad and Android tablets: room to work, with touch navigation and zoom.
Touch and mouse
Select, move, annotate and draw with the input that suits you.
01 / BEFORE THE LESSON
Prepare once. Build on it every lesson.
Bring explanations, diagrams and practice into one learning sequence. Have your notes and question sets ready before the lesson begins.
- Study notes and interactive materials
- A prepared lesson notebook
- Question sets matched to the topic
Lesson plan · Chemical bonding
01 · IntroductionNotes and diagram
02 · Think togetherLesson notebook
03 · Independent practicePractice after the lesson
02 / AFTER THE LESSON
Make homework part of the conversation.
Assign questions to individual students, review their submissions and give personal feedback. Build the next lesson around the places where they actually need help.
- Assignments and deadlines
- Teacher marking and review
- Previous solutions and results
Practice after the lesson
Question setAmount of substance and mass
n = m / M
Assigned to studentTeacher feedbackGood method. Check the unit!
03 / BETWEEN LESSONS
The lesson ends. The notes stay.
Students find shared materials, lesson notes and assigned practice in their own workspace. They have something to return to and a clear next step.
- Targeted material sharing
- Shared lesson notebooks
- Independent practice in the student workspace
Everything for the next step
Study notes
Shared lesson notes
Practice questions
DIn the student’s own workspace
LESS SCATTERED INFORMATION
One place for your next lesson.
Lessons and scheduling
Organise your timetable and private lessons.
Students and their materials
Individual assignments and shared notes.
Results and progress
Plan the next steps from previous attempts.