NetSupport School description The Classroom management software from NetSupport school NetSupport School is Classroom management software. Offering a comprehensive range of features including the ability to display a screen on the students workstation or view up to 16 screens on the Tutor machine simultaneously. NetSupport School is a useful learning application. As standard, a full testing module is included allowing for the design and delivery of customised tests together with full application and web control modules, ensuring Students use only approved applications on their workstations and visit only approved websites. New features included are lesson timer and planners, pre-plan the scope of the lesson and NetSupport School will continue to advise the teacher on time remaining , when the next action is due and more. Connectivity, no interruption to the Teacher when a Student leaves the class / session. Furthermore, if a Student incorrectly leaves a lesson the teacher has the ability to auto reconnect with that Student. With the addition of the new Student Register, Lesson Plans, Lesson Timer and alerts, and optimised show settings NetSupport School 8 now features a simple "block all Internet Access" option from the toolbar, to compliment the more detailed Internet Monitoring and restriction options.Used in the same way as the "lock / Unlock" feature a teacher can quickly disable all access in a single action from within any area of NetSupport School. NetSupport School features a new tool tab, providing a full page White Board integrated directly within the Tutor console supported with a wealth of drawing tools for improved collaboration within the classroom.The new Whiteboard feature also allows a teacher to add content before making it available to the rest of the class, and can simply "toggle" access and visibility. Open a discussion box that all, or selected students can enter their comments in and that can be viewed by the rest of the class. NetSupport School 8 features significant improvements in the ease of implementation within a Terminal Server environment.