The EduTECH event is free for ALL educators, IT professionals, pre-service teachers, parents, students and ANYONE passionate about education. It offers 2 full days of FREE professional learning at the expo seminar theatre on the 6th and 7th June, as well as connecting...
EDIT 2019 (by EduGeek) will be held on the 30th of May at Bishop Wordsworth’s School in Salisbury.The event is free and packed full of informative talks and sessions from:GoogleNetSupport – Child ProtectionTony Sheppard – GDPR One Year OnNET-CTRL – 802.11axPlus more...
NetSupport is thrilled to become a COBIS Supporting Member! Founded over 30 years ago, COBIS supports British International Schools around the globe and is committed to quality assurance and the safety of students who study and learn at these schools. COBIS currently...
Take our short survey to see if your business could survive after a disaster Learn more about local business continuity services from NetSupport BC It’s not hard to imagine what a huge disaster such as fire, flood or long-term communications outage could do to a...
Grove City is a private, Christian High School with approximately 630 students in grades K-12. James McIlhargey, IT Director, explains “ The main thing we were looking for was the ability to see student PCs during classes as well as being able to blank their...
The unique Digital Journal in NetSupport School ensures all relevant information from a lesson such as lesson content, teacher/student notes, and assessment results, are recorded in one place.
Held on the 17th May at Ramsbottom Civic Hall, Market Place, Ramsbottom, BL0 9AJ, the full day course will be led by Adam Chase, Casey and Cherise from Edtech Hub and Martin Bailey, from Animate2Educate. The course will focus on exploring innovative and creative ways...
Using AI, it delivers the concept of ‘contextual intelligence’ and highlights to safeguarding staff which events triggered are the most serious and need urgent attention.
Danny Mallalieu from Commercial Catering Spares’ IT Support team explains, “We use several pieces of software that require the users to be logged out of the program, to run certain routines. We’d have to go around the office and warehouse telling people to log...
