Salas 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. Salas Danke is built for that.
What it does
- 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.
Since when
In daily use. Since September 28, 2026, every class on the academy's timetable is taught on Salas Danke: about 60 a week, with up to 78 people in a single class.
How people join
Each student joins with the account their institution gives them, the Cuenta Danke, and the institution decides who can enter. It runs in the browser, on any device, with nothing to install.
Kept out of search engines
Salas Danke hosts classes with minors, so its rooms do not appear in search engines. This is the page that introduces it.
A Danke product, working together with Pizarra Danke and the Cuenta Danke.