New Version of Netop MyVision Introduces Active Directory Integration, New Installation Options, Redesigned Interface
Netop™, the world’s largest provider of classroom management software, today announced a new version of MyVision, the essential tool for teaching with technology. With the release of MyVision, version 2.0, both MyVision Basic and MyVision Free feature integration with Active Directory. This new feature allows teachers to monitor students wherever they choose to work – in the library, in a study room, or in an open computer lab.
Unlike other low-cost classroom management solutions, Netop MyVision allows educators to manage mixed-platform classrooms. Teachers can monitor and manage a classroom of PCs, a classroom of Macs or a classroom with some of each. Netop MyVision offers robust support for the mixed-environment classroom. The new version of MyVision also features a modern, redesigned interface and supports intelligent selection of student computers. Now, when a teacher is adding students, MyVision suggests active and recently logged-in students, making it easy for educators to manage their students on computers.
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