| Feature | Benefit |
| Tutor interface | Simple to use
Customisable to suit individual needs
Divided into four clear views – classroom, lesson plan, internet and activity log. |
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| Portfolios | Tutors can save time by collecting the file, web link and program resources for a particular lesson. Portfolios can be saved to floppy, hard drive, network or e-mailed as attachments |
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| Student portfolio export | Send students ALL the required web, document and program links for a particular lesson and allow them to subsequently open these. Lets you observe how students tackle a problem when simply given the required information/links. |
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| Classroom Layout | Student workstations are presented to the tutor as they are physically located for easy location of individual students |
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| Customised tutor commands | Create you own messages, screen transfer settings, lock style etc… that suit the way you want to teach |
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| Lesson plan templates | Allows the tutor to set clear objectives, activities and outcomes for a particular lesson and save these with all the necessary file, web and program links. |
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| Internet browsing | The tutor can browse the web for suitable content from within the tutor application |
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| Limited student web browser | Allows the tutor to decide the level of web browsing rights that students will have. Limit to page, domain and restrict/allow hyperlinks/sites |
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| Tutor launch | Tutors can remotely launch web pages, documents and programs to selected students |
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| Full screen scan mode | Discreetly monitor all student PCs in full screen without having to select each one in turn |
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| Collaborate | Assist remote students by sharing control of their mouse and keyboard. Students are informed that they are being assisted via an onscreen display. |
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| Tutor screen broadcast | All (or selected) students can view the tutor screen for class demonstrations. Removes the need for students to gather around the tutor screen |
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| Generic client software | Allows an institution to use disk imaging software to rebuild damaged or corrupted student PCs to a working state within minutes |
Working on their screens with a clear and easy-to-use visual representation of the classroom workstations, teachers can initiate and control all instructional activities simply by clicking the icons of the respective workstations.
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