In addition to blanking the entire classroom's screens for attention, teachers can now choose to blank the screen of a specific, distracted student.

: The most significant change is the transition to a ribbon-based user interface . This layout mirrors modern productivity software, making it easier for teachers and technicians to locate essential features like screen monitoring, web filters, and assessment tools.

The software doesn't just see "devices"; it sees "students." Whether a student is logged into a dedicated desktop PC, using a school-issued Chromebook, or connecting from home on a personal tablet, the teacher sees them in a single, unified class list. This effectively bridges the gap between remote learners and in-class students, allowing the teacher to interact with both groups simultaneously without juggling different software interfaces.

Exploring What’s New in NetSupport School 15: The Future of Classroom Management

: New icons have been added to the feedback tool to help students better communicate their and level of understanding. New Question Types : The testing tool now includes a "Highlight text" question and allows for integration. Test Resilience

The software includes tools to help schools reduce energy costs, supporting environmentally friendly practices in IT departments. Why Choose NetSupport School 15?