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1. NETSUPPORT SCHOOL PROFESSIONAL V12 ESPAÑOL FULL
2. NETSUPPORT SCHOOL PROFESSIONAL V12 ESPAÑOL MAC
3. NETSUPPORT SCHOOL PROFESSIONAL V12 ESPAÑOL WINDOWS

NETSUPPORT SCHOOL PROFESSIONAL V12 ESPAÑOL MAC

Plus, the teacher can connect to a Mac student from any device/platform.

NETSUPPORT SCHOOL PROFESSIONAL V12 ESPAÑOL FULL

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. Read our Installation Guide for more information or watch our short technical ‘how to’ video here. Not only does this new feature help teachers to save time when setting up their technology-led lessons, but also it offers more flexibility when connecting to student devices.

NETSUPPORT SCHOOL PROFESSIONAL V12 ESPAÑOL WINDOWS

Using a Windows desktop Tutor, and with the NetSupport Name & Connectivity Server (NCS Gateway) installed, the teacher can connect to students’ devices (including Chromebooks) using the “ready to connect” class lists direct from Google Classroom. NetSupport School now provides integration with Google Classroom. Integration with Google Classroom – OUT NOW The ‘Intermediate’ mode (previously known as ‘basic’ mode) includes a few more frequently-used tools – and Advanced mode offers all the features and functions available in NetSupport School. The new ‘Easy’ mode allows technology-shy teachers to only see and use the core tools needed to maintain control over the class – supporting simplicity and ease of use. With this in mind, NetSupport School ensures its features and functions are accessible to all teaching staff – regardless of their tech experience and knowledge – with its three modes for using the Tutor Console’s user interface: Easy, Intermediate and Advanced. The chosen visual, along with the teacher’s question, will then appear on the students’ PCs so they can make their selections.Īll the feedback results are then reported back to the Tutor in two formats: a list style report (showing each student’s individual feedback) enables the teacher to drill down into each student’s mood/understanding – or a chart view helping the teacher to see the general mood/understanding across the class at a quick glance.Īs schools continue to invest in edtech, it’s important there are as few barriers to its use as possible.

Once the option has been selected, a dialog box opens to allow the teacher to enter the question and then send it to the class. To gauge feedback from the students, there are several visual indicators to choose from. It provides a great way for teachers to capture how students feel, their confidence with a topic and whether they need extra support – allowing teachers to take appropriate actions where needed.