Netsupport School Version 11 Crack
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Discover the brand new user interface, which replaces the toolbar and menus with an intuitive ribbon, making it even easier to create tests. To help you create each question type, use the new-style wizard which guides you through the process with ease.
A list of servers known to the NetSupport Connectivity Server is now displayed, allowing you to see at a glance how many students are connected, and any active sessions. A filter bar also allows you to search for students in the NetSupport Connectivity Server Console.
In addition to sending files to students, you can now send folders/subfolders from the teacher to the student. Plus, in the File Transfer tool, you can also collect files from students and enable the student to choose which file to upload to the teacher (without needing to send them a file first).
With a completely refreshed user interface to make it even easier for teachers to identify and navigate to features, NetSupport School for macOS (previously known as NetSupport Assist) provides extra flexibility to allow teachers to connect from a Mac device, to students using a full mix of different platforms including; Mac, Chromebooks*, Windows, iOS and Android. Plus, the teacher can connect to a Mac student from any device/platform.
You can now configure and deploy the Tutor settings (Connectivity Server/Gateway address, Port, gateway security key and licence details) to the required users from within the Google Admin Console, making it even easier for Administrators to push out settings and keys to all Chrome Tutor users, saving precious time.
Show/Hide option
To help teachers only see the information they need, a newly added Show/Hide option enables them to minimise the information pane displayed at the bottom of each tab view.
If NetSupport DNA is installed, the following features are also supported by the Browser app: Hardware Inventory, MDM deployment/configuration, Phrase monitoring, Safeguarding Resources and Report a Concern.
New deployment enhancements
NetSupport School Deploy now offers a more intuitive interface for locating and deploying to machines and allows you to quickly locate machines local to the Tutor.
To download this latest NetSupport School Chrome Student extension, simply visit the Google Chrome Web store.
To download this latest NetSupport School Tutor for Chrome app update, simply visit the Google Chrome Web store.
Version 12 of NetSupport School sees the introduction of an entirely new, native Tutor App for Windows 10. The App is designed to leverage the benefits of mobile teaching on Windows 10 touch-enabled devices and introduces a fresh user-optimised interface.
To further leverage close integration with Windows 10, teachers can remotely launch Office 365 apps (amongst others) with direct integration with OneDrive. Teachers can also add key lesson resources and information from the Student Journal to a OneNote Class Notebook, if desired.
The new native NetSupport Tutor App is provided as a complementary component to the traditional NetSupport School desktop application and is available for download from the Windows Store. The NetSupport School Student software also features a number of low-level enhancements to ensure full compatibility with Windows 10, support for the latest browser technology and improvements for use by students on touch-enabled devices.
The NetSupport School Tutor for Android is free to try in your environment for 30 days and can then be used with existing NetSupport School licences. Alternatively, additional licences can be purchased from your NetSupport reseller.
The teacher can quickly ask the class verbal questions; allow students to be selected based on speed of answer, as a team or at random; bounce questions to multiple students; ask the class to peer assess a response; and score responses throughout the process.
Student Thumbnails
Thumbnails of each student device allow the teacher to monitor classroom activity in a single view. Zoom in on a selected student for an optimised high-definition thumbnail.
NetSupport School Student for Android
Available to download from Google Play, the new NetSupport School Student for Android meets the challenges presented by the increased use of mobile technology in the modern classroom.
The new Question and Answer Module delivers a simple and compelling set of tools to encourage active assessment of learning in the classroom. It enables teachers to reinforce key learning points and instantly gauge student understanding during a lesson.
For use in your existing NetSupport-managed classroom environment, the NetSupport Tutor Assistant app is an extension to the traditional desktop Tutor application, delivering greater mobility for teachers around the ICT suite and the ideal tool to allow teaching assistants to help with monitoring student progress.
Apple iOS, Android tablet and smartphone compatible, once installed on a device, the app pairs with the NetSupport desktop Tutor software, allowing teachers the freedom to move around the classroom, helping retain key control and monitoring of all student workstations.
The new generation of Google Chromebooks is set to help schools put technology in the hands of more students and NetSupport is keen to ensure that teachers can continue to provide effective student support in this environment.
Version 11 includes as standard a set of plugins for Chrome OS netbooks, allowing them to be monitored by a normal teacher PC. A NetSupport Chrome Client is available for free download from the Google Play store.
Windows 8 PC and Tablet Support
Pre-release support provided for Windows 8 on both regular and touch-enabled desktop computers as well as for use by both teacher and student on Windows 8 tablets.
Version 11 introduces a new Video Editor, allowing Replay Files to be trimmed and edited before being exported as AVI or WMV files. Teachers can use pre-set options or more advanced users can access the new Video Editing application where they can control video resolution, audio quality, start and end points of the video and much more.
New Student Connection Mode
The introduction of a new mode of connection, User Mode, enables the teacher to define a list of students to connect to based on their logged-on user name. To make this and other modes of connection easily accessible, a new Class Wizard is displayed when the Tutor program initially loads and when a class is restarted.
The Class Wizard enables the teacher to select the mode that best suits their requirements and guides them through identifying the required students for the class. You can connect by Room, PC Name, Student login name or simply browse the network to locate students.
Student Journal
The already unique Digital Student Journal has been further enhanced to aid in lesson recording and improve the provision of content for students outside of the classroom. Teachers and students can now select an existing journal file and continue to add subsequent lessons to it. Teachers can add chapters to the journal, create bookmarks, even synchronise missing content from their journal with a student who has missed a lesson, or simply make the document more professional and add a school logo.
The journal delivers a complete record of all activity within a lesson, aids homework and revision, provides a valuable resource for students who have missed a lesson and gives teachers a full record of activity.
Quick Launch / Desktop Controls
Ease of use is key to the success of any NetSupport product. With the addition of so much new functionality in NetSupport School version 11, a number of changes have been made to the user interface to simplify use and ensure teachers have instant access to all of its key features.
Student Toolbar
Version 11 sees a further extension of the unique Student Toolbar, providing a visual indicator for students as to the current lesson, time remaining, rewards they have been assigned and much more. The Student Toolbar ensures that all collaborative features within the product are accessible to students. Students are instantly notified when printer restrictions have been applied, Internet or application controls are in place and can quickly access details of their lesson objectives and expected outcomes or simply request teacher assistance.
The Student toolbar changes colour when help is requested, avoiding the need for students to highlight their request to the rest of the class. For those less able, the toolbar also provides one-click access to student resources, their memory stick for accessing documents or to identify when they have completed coursework sent by the teacher. The toolbar is also the access point when a student wishes to add their own personal notes or content to their digital journal. The toolbar can be enabled or disabled to suit lesson requirements.
Supporting schools in maximising the benefits of technology-led teaching and learning, classroom management solution, NetSupport School, now includes new features and enhancements in its latest version, 12.5.
Meanwhile New PowerShell features allow IT staff to launch a PowerShell window from the tech console to quickly and easily execute PowerShell commands at a selected Windows Client. NetSupport School version 12.5 also provides new deployment enhancements, including a more intuitive interface for locating and deploying NetSupport School to selected machines.
For those working in a chrome environment, NetSupport School also includes enhanced support for connections from a NetSupport School Windows Tutor using *User and Device Mode connectivity options, teachers can quickly connect to the required Student devices by logged-on username/email or machine name (irrespective of who the logged-on student is). This additional support means schools have more flexibility when setting up and connecting to classrooms, helping to save time and maximise lesson time.
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