Centralized Real-time School Monitoring, Deployment and Administration
NetVizor can be rolled out from one central computer across your school's entire network. Logs and reports can be viewed for any school computer usage from one location. Web-based remote administration allows you to view/control computers in real-time, as well as view every desktop on your entire network in real-time via a tiled display. NetVizor can also show you what students are typing in real-time, and provides an activity ticker so you can see what every school student is working on in real-time.
Comprehensive Reporting and Activity Breakdown
NetVizor can present an accurate network-wide depiction of activity on your network in seconds by creating network-wide reports detailing what computers are the most active, activity trend analysis reports, top 10 usage reports, detailed student activity log breakdowns, and more.
Protects your Network with Data and Asset Theft Prevention
NetVizor prevents data theft by logging all file usage, documents viewed and printed, file transfers, and even blocks and alerts you when portable drives are connected to student computers. NetVizor can alert you when computers are relocated as well - such as a remote laptop being moved to another site.
Prevents Unwanted Behavior with Real-time Filtering and Activity Alerts
NetVizor prevents unauthorized websites, programs, and chat clients from being used. NetVizor will alert you in real-time when students perform unwanted application, website, or file activities. You can also be alerted when specific keywords are typed, and when portable drives are used.
Extreme Scalability and Off-Site Computer Monitoring
NetVizor is designed to operate on school networks of all shapes and sizes - from small single-subnet networks to large 10,000+ school computer networks consisting of multiple subnets and divisions.
Teachers Can Easily Monitor Student Computer Labs
As a teacher, having an added pair of eyes on computers when students are using them is crucial. Now a teacher can actively monitor computers whether they are walking around or at their computer. |