The call lives inside the lesson
Video, audio and the shared whiteboard in one window. No switching, and no "can you see my screen". The lesson stays on your student.
No window juggling
The call sits next to the board and the materials. Your student looks at one screen, you teach into one screen, and nothing is hidden behind anything.
- Reactions built in. A nod, a raised hand, a confused face, without anyone interrupting.
- A timer in the corner. So a 45-minute lesson ends at 45 minutes.
- Any device. The one-window lesson works on a laptop, tablet or phone.
The video sits where you need it
While you're talking, the call fills the window. Press Board and the video shrinks to a tile in the corner as the whiteboard takes over. One button, same lesson, nothing to reconnect.
- It starts out familiar. The first thing you see is the call you already run, so the first lesson needs no explaining.
- Move the tile out of the way. Drag it wherever the working isn't, and put the video back to full screen when you return to talking.
You decide how the room looks
Four layouts to pick from: automatic, a classic grid, one person spotlighted, or a row of tiles down the side. Change it mid-lesson if the lesson changes.
- The grid everyone knows. Mosaic is the layout your students have seen in every other call.
- Hide the empty squares. One toggle drops anyone with their camera off, so a group of eight isn't eight black rectangles.
Your old link still works
Move at your own pace. Add your usual call link to the lesson and we'll organise the schedule, reminders and payment tracking around it. When you're ready, start the lesson in our classroom instead, in one click.
- It’s a bridge. The old link is there to get you across. The teaching happens better in one window.
- Nothing changes for students. They get the link they already know, until you switch it.
One window. Whole lesson.
The call, the board and the materials, finally in the same place.
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