Sala Danke
Video classes and meetings, with the order of a classroom.
In a class, a teacher does more than talk and share a screen. They need to manage who participates, know who attended, and make sure the explanation comes through on any connection. Sala Danke is built for that.
- The floor, one at a time. The teacher gives the floor and the room enforces it; everyone else raises a hand and waits their turn, in order.
- Attendance that takes itself. When each student joined, how long they stayed connected and whether they were late, with no roll call.
- Every student, identified. Students join with the account their institution gives them, and the institution decides who can enter.
- A sharp board on a weak signal. What the teacher writes on Pizarra Danke reaches each student as strokes, not video, so formulas stay legible even on a poor connection.
- Recorded classes. Any class can be recorded to watch again.
- Accessible. It works with a keyboard and a screen reader.
In daily use. Since September 28, 2026, every class on the academy's timetable is taught on Sala Danke: about 60 a week, with up to 78 people in a single class.



