Classroom (Teachers)

Students know that if they download a game that is an extension in Google Chrome, it can't be monitored or blocked.

I am a teacher and im notcing some students are not using the internet the way they should be using it, so I want to have an option to give the "no browsing " to select students. Right now the only option is to give the no browsing to all class or none.

Ability as a teacher to look at the student view of web rules to verify that all the sites are available as planned

Hello, although I have Google blocked (as students search unneeded things up), students have found they can just open up the side bar for Google and search all they want even with the blocks.

Can we figure out a way to block hacks from skool.world for the learning games such as Blooket when it does not have a specific web address to enter?

Students have figured out that if they email themselves a video and watch it from their email, it pops up and is not blocked by filters.

It would be nice to be able to access the cateogires in the web rules so a teacher can limit to a category and not just a specific url.

A student(s) loses privilege to play on a site for example prodigy but others have earned it. Block a site temporarily for specific student but the rest can be on it.

I haven't been using Web Rules because the couple times I tried it, it didn't go well. When I stopped the session of Web Rules it still didn't allow the students to get back to their sites that were blocked from the session. They refreshed and it still said blocked. I found a minimal work around by having them click back. However, they lost any progress in the tabs they had been working on before they were blocked. I have seen this work efficiently in GoGuardian.