Classroom Manager is purpose-built for K-12 cybersecurity, safety, and compliance
At ManagedMethods, we pride ourselves on developing products that make cybersecurity, safety, and compliance easy and affordable for K-12 schools. And what has been the most requested product? Classroom management. So, our awesome engineers got to work to answer the call and we’re excited to announce that our newest product is coming soon to a classroom near you!
Classroom Manager by ManagedMethods has been built from the ground up based on requests and feedback from K-12 tech directors, edtech leaders, and teachers. We painstakingly interviewed stakeholders to learn what features were required, as well as what is missing in the marketplace.
Classroom Manager is coming soon, but you can be among the first to get updates on development, new features, timelines, and special launch deals TODAY. Simply let us know by filling out this form and we’ll add you to the Classroom Manager pre-launch list:
I just saw the latest demo of Classroom Manager today as we did a company-wide meeting in it so the product team could show off their fine work (we’ll not divulge what some people had on their screens…I’m looking at you, David 🤣). You all are going to LOVE what you see.
Here is just a little taste of what you can look forward to:
Simple UI/UX
Classroom Manager has the simple, easy to use user interface that our customers have come to love and expect from ManagedMethods products. Teachers we’ve shown this to have unanimously remarked on how streamlined and simple it is.
Lightweight Architecture
Along those same lines, our customers expect a platform that isn’t just easy to use, but is lightweight enough that it’s not going to slow down the pace of teaching and learning in their classrooms. In this area, Classroom Manager by ManagedMethods does not disappoint.
When it’s ready for the full limelight, you’ll be able to deploy Classroom Manager with confidence, knowing that it won’t bog things down in your district’s classrooms.
Scenes
No one ever told us not to make a scene! Using Classroom Manager, teachers can set up scenes that can override Content Filter blocklists.
But that’s not all. Do you have some teachers that are a little more tech savvy than others? Teachers can also share their Scenes with each other. Another great use case for this feature is to help make life easier for substitute teachers.
Customizable Sub-Groups
Do you have a group of students that are working on a specific project that need access to specific websites? Perhaps you have some students that need some extra help and/or resources. Or some students that you need to reign in their focus a little more than others.
Sub-groups make it easy to apply different scenes to students that require different areas of access to the internet during class.
There is more to this newest entrance to the classroom management market. If you want to learn more and keep up to date on the latest Classroom Manager news, subscribe to our list so we’ll know you’re interested in learning more about Classroom Manager (and perhaps become an early beta tester?)