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 The reference is an embedded version of the [Arduino Language Reference](https://www.arduino.cc/reference/en/), which helps you understand the Arduino programming language & syntax.
 
-![Reference.](assets/reference.png)
+![Reference.](assets/reference.png)
+
+## Collaborative Coding
+
+**Collaborative Coding** allows users to work together on the same code. This feature enables developers within shared spaces to edit code across multiple windows, making collaboration easier.
+
+When working together, changes made in one window are updated and visible in all other windows. The code editor highlights the area being edited with an orange frame, notifying users if someone else is editing the same code. Users can take turns editing in multiple windows, ensuring everyone stays coordinated.
+
+![Collaborative Coding](assets/collab-code-multiple.gif)
+
+While a user is working on the code, the area they are editing is highlighted with the orange frame, and a warning block appears. This indicates that you should wait to avoid any loss of change. Please wait for them to finish before editing the code to prevent conflicts and ensure all changes are correctly synchronized.
+
+![Collaborative Coding - Code editor orange frame highlight](assets/collab-code-orange-frame.png)
+
+By making projects more interactive and engaging, collaborative coding enhances the overall developer experience.

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 ***Are you interested in learning how to perform an OTA update? Check [this tutorial](https://docs.arduino.cc/arduino-cloud/features/ota-getting-started#how-does-it-work). If you prefer to use the Arduino Cloud CLI instead, go to [this link](https://docs.arduino.cc/arduino-cloud/getting-started/arduino-cloud-cli#ota-over-the-air).***
 
+## Collaborative Coding
+
+**Collaborative Coding** is a powerful feature available with the plan that enables multiple users within the same shared space to work together on the same code. This feature allows team members to share and edit code seamlessly, providing better collaboration overall.
+
+In a collaborative coding environment, everyone can create and modify code simultaneously. Changes are updated and visible to all participants after the last user has finished editing. The code editor highlights the area being edited by others with an orange frame, helping team members stay synchronized and aware of each other's contributions.
+
+The following short clip shows an idea of how the collaborative coding works from two different user perspectives:
+
+![Collaborative Coding](assets/collab-code-demo.gif)
+
+While a user is working on the code, the area they are editing is highlighted with the orange frame, and a warning block appears. This indicates that the user should wait to avoid any loss of change. Please wait for them to finish before editing the code to prevent conflicts and ensure all changes are correctly synchronized.
+
+![Collaborative Coding - Code editor orange frame highlight](assets/collab-code-orange-frame.png)
+
+This functionality ensures that all users remain aligned and can contribute effectively. Collaborative coding improves the overall development experience by making projects more interactive and engaging.
+
 ## Fleet Management
 
 Now it is time for you to start managing your fleet of devices/Things. The Arduino Cloud for Business fleet management features allow you to filter your devices/Things by status, add tags to more efficiently identify your projects, search between boards, and list and order them.

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 ***If you are interested in knowing more about Shared Spaces, read this [tutorial](https://docs.arduino.cc/arduino-cloud/education/shared-spaces/).***
 
+## Collaborative Coding
+
+**Collaborative coding** is a feature available in the School Plan that allows multiple users within the same shared space to work together on the same code. Students and teachers can share and edit code, making it easier to collaborate and learn from each other.
+
+In the shared space, everyone can create and modify code simultaneously. Changes are updated and visible to all participants once the last user has finished editing. The code editor notifies users if someone else is editing by highlighting the code area with an orange frame.
+
+The following short clip shows an idea of how the collaborative coding works from a student and teacher perspectives:
+
+![Collaborative Coding](assets/collab-code-demo.gif)
+
+While a student or teacher is working on the code, the area they are editing is highlighted with an orange frame, and a warning block appears. This indicates that you should wait to avoid any loss of change. Please wait for them to finish before editing the code to prevent conflicts and ensure all changes are correctly synchronized.
+
+![Collaborative Coding - Code editor orange frame highlight](assets/collab-code-orange-frame.png)
+
+This helps ensure that all students and teachers stay synchronized and can contribute effectively. Collaborative coding makes projects more interactive and engaging, improving the learning experience.
+
 ## Cloud Remote App
 
 The Cloud Remote App allows you to monitor your dashboards anywhere, anytime, from a **mobile device** i.e. smartphone or tablet for **free**. Download it from either [Google Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cc.arduino.cloudiot&hl=en&gl=US) or the [Apple App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/arduino-iot-cloud-remote/id1514358431) depending on your device.

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 ## Arduino CAN Pins
 
-The default pins on an Arduino board are CAN High and CAN Low. See table below for more information:
-
-***Depending on which Arduino board you are using, you will need a transceiver/receiver to read the differential signal properly. Check the product page of the board you are using for more information.***
-
-| Board / Shield | CAN0_RX   | CAN0_TX   | CAN1_RX | CAN1_TX |
-| -------------- | --------- | --------- | ------- | ------- |
-| UNO R4         | D13       | D10       |         |         |
-| DUE            | D68       | D69       | D66     | D53     |
-| MKR CAN Shield | dedicated | dedicated |         |         |
+***Depending on which Arduino board you are using, you will need a transceiver/receiver to read the differential signal properly. Check the product page or cheat sheet of the board you are using for more information.***
 
 ## Technical Specifications