For one-to-one teaching
Every tutorial ends witha clear set of actions
Feedback Spaces records the conversation and drafts the write-up — what was working, what to change, and what to do before next time. You approve it before anyone else sees it, then the student gets a page they can return to.
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Week 5 tutorial
Design Studio 2 · with J. Bassindale
What we agreed
- Redraw the section at 1:20 by hand
- Test the courtyard model in sunlight
- Look at Lacaton & Vassal's Nantes school
Record the session
One tap on a phone or laptop. Photograph the work as you go and the images sit alongside the audio at the moment they were taken.
The write-up drafts itself
The recording is transcribed and summarised in the language of your subject. You edit it until it reads right — nothing is sent before you say so.
Actions, not just notes
The agreed next steps become a list the student can tick off, and the one you both pick up again at the start of the next tutorial.
How it works
New session
- 1
Set up the session
Pick the student and module, and start recording — from a phone or a laptop, in the studio or over a call.
New session
StudentAmara OkaforModuleDesign Studio 2TypeTutorialStart recording - 2
Talk as you normally would
The conversation just happens. Tap to mark a moment worth returning to; photograph the work as you go.
Recording
23:41Marker · 12:38Tap to mark a moment worth returning to.
- 3
Review the draft
The write-up drafts itself from the recording, then waits for you. Edit the summary and the actions until they read right.
Draft write-up
Awaiting reviewRedraw the section at 1:20 by handTest the courtyard model in sunlightNothing is sent until it reads right.
- 4
Send it over
The student gets their page — summary, actions, audio and images. You keep the record for moderation and next time.
Share
feedbackspaces.co.uk/r/x7f2…Send to AmaraOpened — 2 of 3 actions ticked
Recording responsibly
Recording students is a serious thing to do. The tool is built so you can do it properly.
- Recording
- Processing
- Draft
- You review
- Shared
Consent comes first
Recording consent is logged per student, and AI processing has its own separate opt-in. No consent, no recording.
You approve every word
A session sits at “Awaiting review” until you have read the draft and chosen to share it. The AI proposes; the tutor decides.
Links can be cut off
Each session has one live link. Reissue or revoke it at any time and the old one stops working immediately.
Your storage, not ours
Audio and images live in your institution’s own cloud storage account, alongside the rest of its data.
Feedback that outlaststhe conversation
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