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Advanced Features of Securly Classroom
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If you are new to to Securly Classroom, please see our "Getting Started with Securly Classroom" knowledge base article here.

 

There are many great features available in Securly Classroom.  Many of those features are outlined below, but we also suggest signing up and taking Securly's free Device Console trainingClick this link to be taken to the training.  You will need to create an account on this site by selecting the "Create an account" link.

 

 

Please note the Securly Classroom only works within the Chrome browser on a student Chromebook.  Android Apps, which are typically the tablet Apps, are not able to be controlled or viewed using Securly Classroom.

 

Overview of many of the features in Securly Classroom

Please check out this 15-minute video that describes many of the features in Securly Classroom.

 

Creating manual or ad hoc classes in Securly Classroom

The video below describes how to create your own classes in Securly Classroom if the ones synchronized with Canvas don't fit your need.

Creating manual or ad hoc classes video

 

Creating Weblinks and Blocklists in Securly Classroom

The video below describes how to create weblinks that can be pushed out to a classroom.  It also describes creating blocklists in Securly Classroom.

Creating Weblinks and Blocklists video

 

Pushing out a website or several websites to a classroom in Securly Classroom

The video below describes how to push specific websites out to a classroom

Pushing out a website video

 

Lock Chromebooks into one or more websites in Securly Classroom

If you would like to force a student's Chromebook to stay locked on a specific site, the video below shows you how to do that.  This might be useful for making sure students can't navigate away from a website while taking a test.  You could also use this feature to lock a Chromebook into a static site like our Upper St. Clair School District webpage, effectively disabling the Chrome browser on a Chromebook.

Locking the Chromebook to a website video

 

Locking a Students Screen in Securly Classroom

You can use this feature to lock a student's Chromebook screen completely.

Locking a Chromebook screen video

 

Saving a screenshot of a Student's Chromebook in Securly Classroom

You can take a screenshot of a student's Chromebook to reference later.

Taking a screenshot of a Chromebook video can be found here.

 

Communicating with a student in Securly Classroom

You have the ability to announce, allow the students to virtually raise their hands, and initiate a teacher to student chat with a student in Securly Classroom.  All the interaction with any of the students is logged for future reference.

Communicating with a student video can be found here

 

Viewing the web, chat, and screenshot history of a student in Securly Classroom

You can view a web, char, and screenshot history of a student during an active class or after a class.  

Viewing the student history video can be found here

 

Sharing your screen with students using Securly Classroom

You have the ability to share your screen with a student or an entire class in Securly Classroom.  Please note that there will be some lag between what you do on your computer and what your students will see.

Sharing your screen video can be found here

 

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