ClassNori CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
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CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT FOR COMPUTER LABS

Every screen in the room —
watch it, share it, keep it on task

From one teacher PC you can look through student screens, broadcast your own, lock away whatever the lesson does not need, and run quizzes, surveys and file handouts. The same console drives ordinary labs and thin- and zero-client rooms.

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  • Connects with no setup
  • Encrypted connection
  • 한국어 · English · 日本語 · 中文

WHY CLASSNORI

A teaching tool should never get in the way of teaching

Student machines stay responsive even while your screen is going out to them, and adding more students does not choke the classroom network. Clients connect on their own with nothing to configure, and everything that travels between them is encrypted. Thin-client rooms — the environment most tools treat as an afterthought — were part of the design from day one.

01

Sharing that stays light and sharp

Your screen arrives looking like your screen, without slowing down the machine that receives it.

  • Desktop, a single window, or one student to the rest
  • System sound and microphone, kept in step with the picture
  • Holds up in crowded rooms, and with several monitors on your PC
02

Look, ask, and get answers back

Go from the thumbnail grid straight into a full-size view or remote control, and reach students with quizzes, surveys and messages.

  • A full-size look at any student, plus remote control
  • Quiz bank, automatic grading, per-student reports
  • Messages auto-translated into the reader’s language
03

Thin-client rooms included

When many students share a single server, each of them still shows up as their own student card.

  • One student, one card — exactly like an ordinary PC
  • Server health at a glance, remote power-on, recovery mode
  • Ordinary labs and thin-client rooms side by side

THE CONSOLE

Four tabs for the four things you do in class

Rather than hunting through menus, the tabs follow what actually happens during a lesson.

Class

Watch · share · talk
Screen sharing
Desktop, a single window, or one student’s screen to everyone, with audio
Watching
Thumbnail grid or seating plan, full-size view, remote control, recording
Locking
Blank or image lock, and a single stop for everything running
Talking
Quizzes, surveys, messages and inbox, chat rooms, rename requests

Control

Launch · restrict · inspect · power
Launch
Open an app or a website on every machine at once, saved as presets
Restrict
Program and website limits; USB, camera and printer blocking; mute
Inspect
Specs and installed software, exported to Excel
Power
Power on remotely, restart, shut down, and set the desktop wallpaper

Files

Hand out · collect · present
Send files
Push files and folders to selected students, with location, progress and cancel
Collect work
Gather submissions with a time and size limit; results as a spreadsheet
Present
Slide through PDF, PPT, Word and Korean word-processor documents
Video
Watch a video file or an internet stream together

Groups

Teams and rosters
Groups
Name and colour teams, assign in bulk, filter the grid by team
Clients
Full roster, display names, removal, Excel export
Thin-client servers
Server health, remote power-on, recovery mode
Activity log
Student activity, device type and language, plus help requests

CLASSROOM TYPES

Two kinds of room, run the same way

The features are identical; only the way the student side is installed differs. Pick your room and the installer follows.

Ordinary computer lab

A client is installed on each student PC. It connects unattended as a service and attaches as soon as the console starts.

  • Windows 10 / 11
  • Unattended connect
  • Automatic updates

Thin-client room

Many students share a single server. Each still gets their own student card, and sharing behaves exactly as it does in an ordinary lab.

  • Thin and zero clients
  • One card per student
  • Central server management

PLATFORMS

Teachers and students, on the devices they already have

Side Platform Status Notes
Teacher console Windows 10 / 11 Released The reference console. Every feature.
Teacher console Android (tablet) Released Console on the move — sharing, locking, messages, quizzes
Student Windows 10 / 11 Released Full feature set, connects by itself once installed
Student Windows thin client Released Rooms running from a single server
Student Android · ChromeOS Released Tablet and Chromebook rooms
Student macOS In progress Release date not set

MANUAL

From install to lesson, with the screens alongside

Every console feature is covered in ribbon-tab order. New to it? Chapters 1 to 3 are enough to get started.

Open the manual
  • Teacher's manual Every feature, tab by tab
  • Setting up a thin-client room Server install and classroom setup
  • Deploying web restrictions Allow and block lists, certificate rollout
  • Screen sharing settings Picture quality and network settings
  • Troubleshooting on site Connection, sharing and performance symptoms
  • Installing and updating Publishing releases and automatic updates

Try it on one row of machines first

The teacher console and the student client come together. Install takes five minutes; the students connect themselves.

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