Spotlight: iTALC classroom monitoring and management
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Master control
Master control
From this Master Control Station the teacher can take control of machines and much more.
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Add a client
Add a client
Adding a new client is as simple as right-clicking the left pane, selecting u201cAdd New Computeru201d, and filling out the information you see here.
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Control bar
Control bar
While controlling or viewing a workstation, if you hover your mouse at the top of the screen the Icon (or Control) bar will appear.
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Private messages
Private messages
Send private messages to students/workstations so not to interrupt class time.
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Screenshots
Screenshots
Take screenshots of a students’ workstation at any time. All snapshots will be listed (by name and IP address) in the snapshots listing (click the Camera icon in the left navigation).
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Configuration
Configuration
This is the entire configuration necessary for iTALC. Notice that you can use a Domain login for mult-login. Depending upon your hardware, you can adjust the Quality of demonstrations down to get better performance.
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