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Real-time collaboration
Tutor and student can solve, explain and annotate on a shared surface.
Collaborative whiteboard for tutoring
Teach together on a whiteboard that belongs to the workflow.
The Teach Space whiteboard gives tutors and students a shared surface for explaining, solving and annotating in real time. Unlike a separate board link, it sits inside the same environment as lessons, homework and the student relationship.
Available on iOS and Android
Teach Space
Collaborative whiteboard for tutoring
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Live context01 · Features
A separate board solves the canvas but loses the context.
Tutors should not need to recreate a board, find a link and then explain how it relates to the lesson or assignment. Bringing the whiteboard into the teaching workspace keeps collaboration close to the records that continue after the live explanation.
01Start from the lesson context
02Explain in real time
03Let the student participate
02 · How it works
Open, explain, collaborate and continue
Use the board as part of the lesson rather than another standalone destination.
- 01Connected step
Start from the lesson context
Open the shared teaching surface from the relationship already organized in Teach Space.
- 02Connected step
Explain in real time
Draw, write and annotate together while tutor and student see the shared work.
- 03Connected step
Let the student participate
The student contributes from their own connected account rather than watching a static presentation.
- 04Connected step
Carry the context forward
Keep the board close to the lesson and homework workflow, with history behavior following supported plans and board modes.
03 · One record, not another tab
A teaching surface, not just a drawing utility
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Active student account
The student works inside the same product instead of receiving a read-only image after the lesson.
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Connected learning context
The board belongs near the lesson, materials, homework and student history rather than living as an anonymous link.
Designed around every person in the lesson
The board supports a two-sided teaching interaction
Tutor
Opens the board, explains concepts and guides the shared work within the wider lesson workflow.
Student
Writes, solves and annotates on the shared surface from a connected account.
Parent
Remains connected to the broader child workflow without receiving unrestricted control of the live teaching surface.
04 · Clear about what the product does — and what it does not
Whiteboard collaboration without false promises
- The whiteboard does not include video calling; tutors can use it alongside their preferred calling service.
- Board persistence and available history vary by supported board mode and published plan limits.
- Teach Space does not promise that every transient board state is permanently saved in every mode.
Answers before you start
Frequently asked questions
01Can tutors and students write on the board together?
Yes. The whiteboard is designed for real-time collaborative explanation, drawing and annotation.
02Does the whiteboard include video calls?
No. It is a collaborative teaching surface that can be used alongside the tutor’s preferred calling service or during an in-person lesson.
03Is whiteboard history saved?
Persistence and available history depend on the board mode and the published plan. Teach Space does not claim permanent storage of every transient state in every mode.
04Can the student access the whiteboard?
Yes. The student participates through a connected account within the relevant lesson or class workflow.
Your next lesson can feel different
Bring shared explanation into the student workflow.
Teach on a live surface without separating the board from lessons, homework and learning context.