Identifying at-risk students

July 20, 2019

The online and physical worlds are merging in every sphere of modern life - and education is no exception. The resulting risks are well known. But there are also benefits. Schools’ ability to identify at-risk students is one of them.


In a pre-digital world, educators assessed at-risk students based on their physical behaviour alone - and provided support appropriately. Now, students’ online behaviour can provide another source of data for identifying the red flags that may indicate a student is in difficulty.

Linewize offers:

  • Search-Term Reports - tabulating keywords used in major search engines like Google, Bing and Yahoo.
  • Video Reports - showing Youtube and other video content viewed.
  • 'At Risk Users' Reports -  identifying unusual or 'outlier' student online behaviour

These reports can be used by school guidance counsellors and senior school leaders to support both individual students and the wider student body.

Learn how Linewize can help you unpack online incidents and respond appropriately.

Dashboard Overview: At-Risk Users

Linewize aggregates behavioural data to identify students who may be regularly accessing or sharing offensive content on school grounds, or who may be searching for inappropriate content.

Keeping students safe online

We'd be delighted to discuss how Linewize could work for your school community. Visibility, accountability, and age-appropriate filtering assist good digital citizenship practices.


Topics: Cyber Safety, Mobile Apps, Parental Controls, vpn, at-risk students

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