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Comments from 5/2/21 Poll - Teachers controlling student screens
| Remote classroom-management tools like Securly Classroom and its competitors give teachers an expansive, real-time look into what their students are viewing or working on. As Hootman discovered, they also contain a panoply of features, like the ability to freeze a student's screen, or to call up, block, or limit tabs. Should teachers be able to control student screens? |
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| Answer | Respondent |
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| You need to have control to stop/block inappropriate posts or materials. | Anonymous |
| This is a tough one. To what extent? Only when students are logged into class perhaps, should teachers have control; but what if they're on their parents' device, shared computers? I think I'll vote no, simply because it's a slippery slope giving teachers that kind of control. | Anonymous |
| Yes, we work with the PK-2 students and we are teaching digital citizenship. We are also charged with keeping kids safe, so we need the tools to do so. We use Go Guardian. | Anonymous |
| Not a problem, but I don’t think teachers would use that frequently or consistently since this would be time-consuming | Anonymous |
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