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Support students to stay on task and moderate their own behaviour. Monitor engagement via a simple teacher dashboard.
Foster positive behaviour by identifying and rewarding those doing the right thing.
Restrict class online access to specific apps and sites during lesson time.
Teacher-managed classroom internet policies ensure flexibility to access online lesson-related content.
Monitor device activity during class in real time and focus students, to reduce digital distractions and maximise academic learning time.
Hear from two school leaders as they discuss the positive impact of Classwize on teaching and learning.
Teacher visibility & management of all student and device internet access during lessons
Empowering teachers with real-time visibility and control over student internet activity.
Allowing flexible, customisable access policies.
Restrict student access to specific apps and sites during lesson time.
Teacher visibility & management of all student and device internet access during lessons
Empowering teachers with real-time visibility and control over student internet activity.
Allowing flexible, customisable access policies.
Restrict student access to specific apps and sites during lesson time.
Catch them doing something right - and reward students whose constructive internet use can be a model for others.
Tailor internet access to the lesson at hand. Plus teacher/student chat.
Teachers can allow access to content that may normally be blocked for the purpose of individual lessons.
Catch them doing something right - and reward students whose constructive internet use can be a model for others.
Tailor internet access to the lesson at hand. Plus teacher/student chat.
Teachers can allow access to content that may normally be blocked for the purpose of individual lessons.
Digital Learning Leader“Classwize has helped us to deliver a much safer and more visible network for our learners. Teachers now enjoy control of the internet within their classroom, with the ability to block or open up websites and see live screenshots of their student’s devices to help provide a distraction-free environment.”