A common request I have gotten from our teachers in the first few weeks of using Lightspeed is the ability to be able to add a URL to an allow or block list quickly. If they see a students on something that they shouldn't be, they'd love to have the option to just add that URL to their block list with the click of a button rather than copying and pasting the URL.

Have a button that automatically adds a URL a student is currently on to the allow or block web rules, without having to copy and paste the link into the list.

Please make it easier to add a website to the block list in real time.

When I see a student off task, I need to be able to block that website immediately. Currently, the process requires multiple steps: I have to open the student’s history, locate the site, carefully copy the URL (since there is no simple copy option), navigate to the block list, and manually add it.

Additionally, if the selected block list is already full, I am not notified until I attempt to add the site. This creates further delay while I search for another available list.

Please add the ability to block a website directly from the student’s screen within the main dashboard. This would significantly improve efficiency and classroom management.

When a student is blocked on a page that shouldn't be blocked being able to just quickly add that site to the allow list while still showing that students to quickly fix any block issues instead of having to go in to type out the url.

Please add an option to block a website and add the website to a block list at the same time. At the moment, students are repeatedly opening the same site during class. The teacher can close the tab, but doesn't have time to navigate to their block list to add the site in question. Other programs, like Securly, have the option to Block & Add the Site to a pre-existing block list... allowing teachers to build out their block lists in real time.

Add an option to block a page and block a site directly from a student's screen instead of adding the URL to the Web Rules page. That way if a student is on it for a short time, the URL can be captured easily.

When a student is blocked on a page that shouldn't be blocked being able to just quickly add that site to the allow list while still showing that students to quickly fix any block issues instead of having to go in to type out the url.