Answer the question on the board, as it comes up
Teachers rarely follow a deck in the exact planned order. With SpeakCanvas you add a timeline, chart or diagram the moment the class needs it.
Start presenting“Draw the water cycle as a flowchart: evaporation, condensation, precipitation, collection.”
The water cycle
In the classroom
Open SpeakCanvas on the classroom computer connected to the projector or smartboard. Ask for a process, a timeline or a comparison, then mark it up yourself with the pen and highlighter.
With the phone remote you can walk between desks and still control the board.
Check content before you teach it
AI can fill in details you did not state, and they may be wrong. Give the facts yourself, or review each card before relying on it, especially for dates, figures and definitions.
Before using it with a class
A canvas can be opened by anyone with its link, and commands are processed by an AI service. Do not enter students’ personal information, and follow your school’s rules on online tools.
Questions
- Can I teach a lesson without preparing PowerPoint slides?
- Yes. You can build the visuals during the lesson. Your own lesson plan remains the structure, and you can upload PDFs and images in advance.
- Does it work on a smartboard?
- It opens on any screen with a modern browser. Voice commands require a browser with speech recognition; otherwise use the phone remote.
- Can students use it for their own presentations?
- Yes. No account is needed, and a laptop with a browser is enough. Remind them to verify anything the AI adds.