![]() Resolved an issue where a Technician could open multiple remote control sessions to the same student.Resolved an issue importing Technician users where the import would fail to create the role if more than one user was added to the csv file or import dialog.Videos remained blurred when selecting to view them. Resolved an issue where the latest version of Microsoft Edge was not applying the correct ‘obfuscate images’ behavior when trying to view triggered online safety videos.Resolved an issue where iOS devices would not display the Apple icon in the device lists. ![]() Also inline with the above, the remote view window offers teachers the ability to switch screens on multi-monitor enabled student systems (Windows Student).And, as outlined above, are also available when viewing/remote controlling a student device. The Power off, Restart and Logout options have been added to the Teacher Console toolbar.The student report a concern form will now include the job title of each of the concern contacts.When reviewing reported student concerns in the online safety component, you can now flag a concern as a false alarm.When a connected student device is being viewed/remote controlled, the status will change to In tech session for the duration of the session. The devices list also offers a newly added device status.For added identification, the devices list now includes the logged-on student name alongside the machine name (requires Chrome Student 2.60.3.0 or higher, Windows Student or higher).During a remote control session, you can now view specific screens on multi-monitor enabled systems (Windows Student).In addition, ideal when providing remote support for a student, you can also Restart, or Logout the selected device. In these energy-conscious times, switching off unused devices is a no-brainer! From the devices list, and, hardware inventory table, you now have the ability to Power off devices, individually or in bulk.If one of the rules matches with the device(s), it will be automatically assigned to the nominated group. Available at site level in Device Group Settings, the Device Auto Assignment feature lets you create rules (for example, based on AD Groups, OS name, or Google organizational units) that are checked when newly enrolled student devices appear in the unassigned devices list. Added ability to auto-assign devices to a device group.This is currently a BETA version as we continue to evolve the range of options reported. ![]() As with all classroom.cloud features, the list can be searched, and filtered, and you can also export to file.
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