The whole lesson, laid out on one canvas

The Space is an infinite collaborative canvas built into the Tuton classroom. Instead of a single shared document or a slide on screen, the whole lesson lives on one board: sticky notes, live documents, vocabulary cards, freehand drawings, photos and YouTube videos, arranged however the lesson flows. You and your student see and work on the same canvas in real time.

A whiteboard gives you drawing. The Space gives you drawing plus live content: the documents on the canvas are real lesson pages you can both type in, and the vocabulary cards are real cards that go to your student's spaced-repetition deck. It's a lesson workspace, not just a sketchpad.

No. The Space is a view inside the Tuton classroom, so it opens in the browser with the rest of the lesson. Your student can follow your view with one click while they find their feet, and stop following whenever they like.

Sticky notes, live lesson pages, vocabulary cards, freehand drawings, photos (with a built-in photo search for visual prompts), YouTube videos, PDFs, a timer, listening clips and library lessons. For maths and science there are formulas, graphs, a calculator and graph paper. Connect items with arrows, layer them, undo mistakes, and line everything up with alignment guides.

Yes. Each lesson has its own canvas, saved with the lesson. When the lesson ends it becomes read-only, and you and your student can both reopen it from the lesson to review what you did.